Abhimanyu Singh
Full Stack Developer
I build products end to end, from the interface people use to the systems that run it.
See selected workI work on both sides of the handoff.
I build products end to end: the interface people use, the APIs and data behind it, and everything in between. Having a designer’s eye means less gets lost between the design file and the browser.
Lately that means creative frontend work, like WebGL, motion and interfaces that respond to the person using them, and paying close attention to what AI changes about how software gets designed and built.
Experience
Sep 2026 – Present (current role)
Mextropic AI
Full-Stack Developer Intern
- Built and deployed the company website for an AI drug-discovery data startup using React, Vite and an Express API running as a Vercel serverless function.
- Developed REST endpoints for the data catalogue, campaign data and a rate-limited enquiry form, with request-size limits and CORS rules.
- Turned Figma designs into responsive React components, and shipped a second minimalist design variant for stakeholder review.
Apr 2026 – Aug 2026
SuprSchool
Full-Stack Developer
- Shipped features and fixes for a teacher and student school app built with Expo (React Native) and a TypeScript Express API on Supabase (PostgreSQL), released to iOS through TestFlight.
- Fixed real-time notification delivery end to end: repaired the Postgres-queue worker that crashed on its first message, built the realtime channel the client subscribed to, and routed events, assignments and diary posts to the right classes.
- Wrote contract tests that check every client API call against the server's routes, catching two endpoints the backend never served; added request timeouts, cursor pagination and idempotency keys.
- Reduced iOS releases to a single command with EAS Build/Submit profiles, and fixed keyboard avoidance, safe-area insets, pull-to-refresh and duplicate network fetches across tabs.
Jan 2026 – Mar 2026
Bunkout (opens in a new tab)
Full-Stack Developer
- Built the Next.js website for Bunkout, a stays and hospitality brand with 52K+ Instagram followers, presenting property listings, room galleries and menus.
- Designed an admin dashboard for managing listings and site content.
Education
Expected 2028
MIT Art, Design and Technology University
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, Pune, India
Selected work
Three projects, chosen on purpose. Open one for details.

The website for Mextropic AI, an AI drug-discovery data startup. Figma designs turned into responsive React components, backed by an Express API with REST endpoints for the data catalogue, campaign data and a rate-limited enquiry form.
- Role
- Full-Stack Developer Intern
- Built with
- React, Vite, Express, Vercel serverless functions, Figma

The Next.js website for Bunkout, a stays and hospitality brand with 52K+ Instagram followers, presenting property listings, room galleries and menus, plus an admin dashboard for managing listings and site content.
- Role
- Full-Stack Developer
- Built with
- Next.js
- Preview image to come
Mobile and onboarding UI, plus a web prototype, for a permission-gated personal AI agent that asks for approval before each exact action.
- Role
- UI design and web prototype
- Built with
- Figma, React
Other projects
Redis Weather App on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
A forecast service that caches Open-Meteo API responses in Redis with a 10-minute TTL and falls back gracefully when Redis is down; containerized with Docker Compose and tested in GitHub Actions CI.
Node.js, Express, Redis, Docker, GitHub Actions
Nexus on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
Local LLM chatbot
An offline chatbot on Gemma 2B that runs on a consumer GPU (RTX 3050), using a custom Ollama Modelfile for its persona and document Q&A instructions, with no cloud APIs.
Python, Ollama, Gemma 2B
Skills
The tools and technologies I work with, grouped by where they sit in a product.
Frontend Development
- React
- React Native
- Expo
- Next.js
- Vite
- Tailwind CSS
- Zustand
- TanStack Query
I also play bass.
Runner-up at the National Battle of Bands, CBIT. Click any fret to play that note, drag along a string to slide, drag across the strings to strum, or let the bassline play.
Tap a fret to play that note, or a letter for the open string.
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Abhimanyu Singh
Full Stack Developer