Professional edit · 2026

I build the part between “good idea” and “it works.”

I’m Aman Sharma, Founding Engineer at EnergyIQ. I work across product, frontend, backend and deployment. Teams bring me in when the work crosses more than one of those boundaries.

Origin story 01:00 Learning by
building.

One Sunday morning · 2019

I taught myself to code, then learned the rest on the job.

In 2019, I watched a YouTube video called Learn HTML in One Hour. Seeing code turn into a webpage made me want to try it myself. I followed tutorials, built small things, broke plenty, and kept going until someone paid me to do it.

Six years later, I still work the same way. I ask what the user needs, trace the issue across the stack, ship a fix, and check whether it helped.

Selected work / 03 files

Problems worth owning.

These three projects show how I connect product decisions, system design, and measurable results.

01

EnergyIQ

Role
Founding Engineer
Chapter
Zero → one
Since
Feb 2026

German electricity tax, translated for SMEs.

Turning a tax rule into a product businesses can trust.

EnergyIQ helps German SMEs claim electricity-tax refunds under §9b StromStG. I joined to build from the beginning and own the stack from calculation logic through production deployment.

EnergyIQ product dashboard showing refunds, energy costs, consumption and delivery points
Product cockpit · EnergyIQ Energy operations dashboard
Validation matrix 28

refund scenarios I covered so users can trust the calculation.

Responsible AI GDPR-aware

I put LiteLLM and Presidio middleware in the request path to protect personal data.

Product system Config-led

Feature flags control releases, while JSON-LD keeps search pages structured.

  • TypeScript
  • Calculation systems
  • LiteLLM
  • Presidio
  • JSON-LD
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02

desertcart

Role
Senior → Product Engineer
Scale
160+ countries
Years
2024–2026

A live marketplace serving 160+ countries.

Modernising the purchase path and the code beneath it.

At desertcart, I worked on the purchase path for customers in more than 160 countries. I owned migrations, offers, analytics, repeat purchase, payments, and PWA features.

Core migration

Create React AppNext.js SSR

TTFB · Core Web Vitals · SEO · Purchase funnel
  • 01
    Offers that behave like a systemRules, curation, campaign pages and timers
  • 02
    Analytics from intent to outcomeCleverTap, full-funnel events and A/B testing
  • 03
    Repeat purchase built into productSubscribe & Save, notifications and PWA
  • 04
    Payments across marketsRazorpay integrations for India and the UAE
  • Next.js
  • SSR
  • CleverTap
  • Payments
  • PWA
03

Ekanek / Foxy

Progression
Intern → Senior Engineer
Focus
Mobile commerce
Years
2020–2024

React Native performance at commerce scale.

Taking crash-free sessions from 76.3% to 99.9%.

My longest chapter started as an internship and grew into ownership across performance, payments, membership, promotions and the internal systems behind them.

Crash-free 76.399.9%
Launch time 12s4s
App size 4212MB
UI frame rate 1255FPS
Product page 3s0.5s

Speed was one part of the work. Foxy Edge moved repeat purchase from 15% to 35%; rebuilt payment and cart flows shifted the prepaid/COD mix to 80/20; a notification overhaul lifted permission from 6% to 20%.

  • React Native
  • Performance
  • Commerce
  • Payments
  • Growth systems

Working philosophy

Four habits I use on real projects.

I state the trade-offs before I build. After launch, I use the evidence to decide what changes next.

  1. 01

    Start with the stakes.

    I name the user, the risk, and the change we expect.

  2. 02

    Follow the seams.

    I trace the issue through product, interface, API, data, infrastructure and operations.

  3. 03

    Measure the feeling.

    I measure speed, clarity and reliability because users notice all three.

  4. 04

    Stay for the result.

    I check what happened after release and use it to plan the next change.

Margin notes

A few numbers from the résumé.

4 / 7

National hackathons won

Plus a global Top 50 finish at HackMIT.

B.Tech

Information Technology

MAIT, New Delhi · Class of 2020.

Full stack

Across the stack

React, Next.js, React Native, Node, SQL, cloud, analytics and AI systems.

End of the professional edit

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