Product Engineer
Priyanka is the product engineer who ships both halves of a modern app — the accessible, high-performance React experience users touch, and the AI-native layer behind it: retrieval-augmented, streaming, real-time.
Product engineer with eight years of software engineering and deep frontend specialization in React, TypeScript, and Next.js — building accessible, performant, production-grade product experiences at enterprise scale. She works like a product engineer, not a ticket-taker: she grew a Storybook proof-of-concept into a fully funded, high-volume production platform, treats accessibility as something you verify with axe-core, Lighthouse, and WCAG rather than claim, and holds performance as a feature, not a cleanup task. She also builds the layer most frontend engineers stop short of — AI-native application development: retrieval-augmented generation, streaming LLM responses, and real-time systems on a full-stack foundation of Node, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Socket.io. That intersection — product-grade UI and the AI features behind it — is exactly what companies shipping AI are scrambling to hire for, and rarely find in one engineer. M.S. Computer Science, Georgia State University. Based in Atlanta.
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8yr
software engineering — deep frontend specialization
80%
test coverage across production releases (Jest, RTL, Storybook)
40%
redundant API calls cut via GraphQL query optimization
AI-native
RAG, streaming LLMs, and real-time systems, shipped end to end
Portfolio
The proof of a product engineer — a prototype grown into a funded platform, and AI-native applications shipped end to end.
- — Transactional email platform: Storybook proof-of-concept → fully funded, high-volume production application
- — 80% test coverage across production releases (Jest, React Testing Library, Storybook)
- — 40% reduction in redundant API calls via GraphQL query optimization
- — AI-native applications shipped end to end — RAG, streaming LLMs, and real-time systems
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