Full-Stack Engineer · Germany
Full-stack engineering. AI-amplified.
Deepak is a Germany-based Full-Stack Engineer with 10+ years building applications that serve tens of millions of users. He pairs that experience with AI-assisted development — using Claude Code, Cursor, and LLM pipelines to ship what traditionally takes a team in the time it takes one. Available for senior engineering engagements.
What I write about
The intersection of engineering rigour and design craft
AI-Assisted Engineering
Claude Code, Cursor, and custom LLM pipelines — how AI tools let one engineer ship what used to need a team, and what that means for how companies build in 2026.
Full-Stack at Scale
Node.js, Angular, React, Python, PostgreSQL, MongoDB — building backends and frontends that handle real traffic without becoming bottlenecks.
Performance & Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS, INP — the metrics that directly impact conversion and revenue. How to move them on Angular, React, and Node.js stacks.
Shipping Velocity
Architecture decisions, AI-assisted workflows, and engineering habits that let small teams punch far above their weight.
Latest writing
From the blog
AI PRs look cleaner than human ones. That's what makes them harder to review.
Hallucinated APIs, plausibly-typed nonsense, stale Angular patterns — the bugs AI ships are not the ones you're trained to catch. My updated code review checklist.
How I cut LCP from 4s to 1.8s on a high-traffic Angular app
A practical, step-by-step breakdown of the techniques that halved Largest Contentful Paint on a production Angular application serving millions of users — no magic, just methodical work.
The design system adoption problem: why Storybook isn't enough
Building a component library is the easy part. Getting a team of engineers to actually use it — consistently, correctly, and enthusiastically — is an entirely different challenge. Here's what actually works.
Work with me
Let's build something.
Whether you need to ship a product faster, integrate AI into your stack, or bring in senior full-stack engineering capacity — I'd love to hear what you're building.