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Nishtha
NishthaProduct engineer · New York

I ask for the hard problem, then learn whatever it takes to solve it.

Scrappy by default. I shoot my shot, learn the fundamentals, and ship.

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Projects

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What I bring

I'm good at the parts that are hard to teach: figuring out what people actually need, turning a vague problem into a clear plan, moving between product and engineering without losing the thread, and staying with a problem until it's solved.

On the technical side: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript and Go, with React and FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Azure and AWS. I build LLM applications, from retrieval pipelines and agents to the evaluations that test them.

Lately

Nov 2026

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You've seen the work. Now let's grab coffee. [email protected]
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