# Asjad Ahmad

> Frontend engineer and product designer based in Kolkata, India. Three years shipping
> React and TypeScript into software people depend on to do their jobs, including apps
> serving millions of users. What I add either side of that: I design the product before
> I build it, and I build the agentic systems behind it — the retrieval and the reasoning,
> not just the screen. Most frontend engineers treat the model as a black box and hand the
> design off; doing all three is the difference between an interface that displays an
> answer and one that can be trusted, because AI products fail at the seams, not in the
> model.

- Role: Frontend Engineer & Product Designer
- Location: Kolkata, India
- Email: mailasjadahmad@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asjad-ahmad-/
- GitHub: https://github.com/asjadahmad
- Available for work: yes

## Experience

- Frontend Developer, Fleapo — Kolkata, Jun 2025 to present
  Built Reach (six-stage autonomous outbound pipeline) and RevoraX (multi-agent research
  agent producing a scored go/no-go verdict with every figure linked to its source). Owns
  maintenance and development of Fanfix and Teetime, organisational products used by
  millions of users. TypeScript, TanStack, Tailwind, Zustand.

- Frontend Developer, Actalyst — Hyderabad, Apr 2024 to May 2025
  Built a chat application letting businesses interrogate large datasets through image,
  PDF and visual data processing, and a writing assistant generating accurate,
  role-specific job descriptions from multiple parameters. Shipped business-facing
  features in JavaScript, Python, React and the AWS SDKs; redesigned the product's UI
  and UX.

- Frontend Developer, MountBlue Technologies — Bengaluru, Jan 2024 to Apr 2024
  Built responsive interfaces for a product management tool, coming up to production
  speed on React and Redux while shipping into it.

## What I work on

Frontend engineering: dashboards and internal tools where the data model is the hard
part — time zones, currencies, permissions, audit trails. Built in React and TypeScript,
shipped into applications serving millions of users.

Agentic products, built end to end: products where I built the retrieval and the
reasoning as well as the interface — multi-stage pipelines that act alone where the call
is clear and hold the work for a person where it is not, confidence gates, documented
refusals, and every claim traceable to a confirmed fact. I have built vector retrieval
where the questions are open and deliberately refused embeddings where every claim had to
trace back to a confirmed fact.

Product design: competitor analysis, personas, information architecture and user flows
before the first screen, then the design system the interface is made of. Deciding what
happens when a model is unsure means understanding what the user can tolerate being wrong
about — which is why the design half makes the engineering better.

## Selected work

- Mediator Dashboard (https://mediatordashboard.cloud/landing) — Case coordination
  for an emergency medical assistance centre working across 40 countries. Time zone
  resolved at intake and stored on the case; money derived server-side; every tracked
  field change kept on an audit trail. Median intake-to-close time reduced by 40%.
  React, TypeScript, Ant Design, Zustand, Express, MongoDB.

- Pitch Studio (https://pitch-studio-beryl.vercel.app/) — Multi-tenant SaaS turning a
  sales pitch into an avatar-led presentation viewers can interrupt. Tiered retrieval
  declines to answer below a grounding threshold; tenant isolation enforced in the
  database; model-proposed templates held behind human approval. Next.js, Neon
  Postgres with pgvector, Drizzle, Clerk, Inngest, Cloudflare R2.

- Reach (https://fleapo-outbound.pages.dev/landing) — Autonomous outbound in six
  stages: discover, decide, enrich, write, send, reply. Searches and their cost are
  confirmed before anything is bought. Enrichment runs a waterfall that stops per
  field as soon as it is confident. Near-duplicates are put to a person as a question
  instead of merged silently. Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL.

- RevoraX (https://marketplace.fleapo.ai/agent/revorax) — A go/no-go verdict on a
  startup idea in under two minutes. Market sizing, competitive landscape and
  financial benchmarking synthesised into a scored report where every figure links to
  its source. Next.js, TypeScript.

- Yumly — Recipe app designed end to end: competitor analysis, personas, empathy map,
  problem statements, ideation, information architecture, user flows, wireframes, and
  the design system the final screens are built from. First of 200 designers in the
  UI/UX Grand Prix. Figma.
## Skills

- Languages: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python
- Frontend: React, Next.js, TanStack Query, TanStack Router, Redux Toolkit, Zustand,
  Tailwind CSS, Material UI, Ant Design, Bootstrap, ReactStrap
- Backend and data: Node.js, Express, REST APIs, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, AWS
- Design: Figma, design systems, wireframing, prototyping, UX research
- AI and agents: RAG, embeddings, vector search, pgvector, multi-agent orchestration,
  evals and grounding, prompt injection defence

## Education

- B.Tech, RCC Institute of Information Technology, 2019–2023 — CGPA 8.5
- UI/UX Pro Bootcamp, MyCaptain, Aug 2023 – Feb 2024 — rated 4/5

## Achievements

- 1st place, UI/UX Grand Prix — Yumly app design and case study, first of 200 designers
- 3rd place, Chromify ProjectNet Hackathon — international field, Rs 3,00,000 prize

## Contact

Email mailasjadahmad@gmail.com, or use the contact form at /contact.