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Chandu Reddy

I build as a React Developer

I'm a full stack engineer who stays with a problem from first conversation to production. I care about clear interfaces, dependable releases, and software that still makes sense six months after launch.

ReactNode.jsNext.jsTypeScriptReact NativeAzureAWS
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Chandu Reddy, Full Stack Engineer

Professional Snapshot

Professional Snapshot

A quick sense of the work: how responsibility has grown, and what I usually get pulled into.

Chandu Reddy · Engineering Brand Snapshot

Experience

5+ Years

From client product work to owning modules on systems people use every day.

Current Role

Senior SWE

Enterprise learning products, shipping inside a large program rather than a solo side project.

Domains

6 Industries

Contexts where the UI has to respect rules, audits, and people working under pressure.

Platforms

Web + Mobile

Portals and dashboards for desk work; mobile when the job happens in the field.

Delivery Scope

End to End

I stay involved from shaping the flow through APIs, integrations, and what goes live.

Ownership

Modules → Products

Module ownership in production, plus a side project so I stay close to product decisions.

Current Focus

Where I'm building now

What I'm working on most days: large learning products, frontends split across teams, and releases that can't break quietly.

Active Stack

ReactNext.jsNode.jsTypeScriptAWSBFFMFEGraphQL

Enterprise Learning Platforms

Shipping learning experiences when many teams touch the same product: modules, content paths, and release timing that has to line up.

BFF Architecture

A layer so the UI doesn't break every time a backend service changes.

Micro Frontends

Letting teams ship learning UI independently without turning the frontend into a single bottleneck.

Cloud Operations

Getting builds out reliably when people are actively using the platform.

Selected Achievements

Impact across production systems

A few places where the work was clearly live: real users, not demos.

EdTech

Learning platforms

Shipped the student, instructor, course, and assessment experiences that sit at the center of a large learning program.

Health

Clinical operations

Built and owned patient, encounter, and imaging/lab flows in a live healthcare product, not a prototype.

Gov

Approval systems

Helped move paper-heavy property processes online so citizens and reviewers could follow where things stood.

0→1

Independent product

Built a hospitality ordering product on my own, making product calls without a client brief.

Featured Products

Selected Products

Each build started with a workflow that was harder than it looked. The cards below spell out what we were solving.

PEARSONLEARNINGSTUDIO

EdTech · Enterprise · Web

Pearson Learning Studio

EdTech · Enterprise · Web

Learning at scale: different roles, shared content, and releases that need to land on schedule.

BYTEPAD

Healthcare SaaS · Web

Bytepad

Healthcare SaaS · Web

One place for clinical teams to move through patients, encounters, and records without losing context.

AZUREAISEARCH

Healthcare · Enterprise Search

Azure AI Search

Healthcare · Enterprise Search

Finding the right document in a lot of clinical data, with search people actually use during the day.

PARKCITY

GovTech · Web

Parkcity

GovTech · Web

Property journeys with clear steps for applicants and reviewers. Review steps are part of the path, not an afterthought.

PROPFLIP

Real Estate CRM · Web · Mobile

PropFlip

Real Estate CRM · Web · Mobile

Sales teams following leads from first touch to close, with desk dashboards and mobile for people on the move.

NUKE

Email SaaS · Web

Nuke

Email SaaS · Web

Marketing teams running campaigns end to end: creation, send, track, and learn what actually landed.

QUICKMENU

Hospitality SaaS · Web

QuickMenu

Hospitality SaaS · Web

Guests order from the table; kitchens see it immediately. Less friction than paper menus and phone calls.

RIYAANRETAIL

Retail · Web

Riyaan Retail

Retail · Web

A local retail presence online: groceries, parcels, and everyday errands in one familiar place.

NOHASERVICES

Business Services · Web

Noha Services

Business Services · Web

A services business site that explains software, mobile, and IT support in plain language.

Professional Experience

Career journey

How the last few years went, from doing everything on client builds to shipping inside large, distributed teams.

ValueLabs Solutions LLP

Current
Role
Senior Software Engineer
Duration
2025 - Present
Domain
Education Technology
Client
Pearson

Technologies

ReactJavaScriptTypeScriptNode.jsExpress.jsREST APIsGraphQLAWSBFFMFERedisMUIHarnessHTML/CSSLaunchDarklyNebulaGitLab

Impact & Delivery

I'm on a large learning program now: the screens students and instructors use, and getting features out without stepping on other teams.

  • Student Management System
  • Instructor Management System
  • Course Management System
  • Assessment & learning workflows
  • Digital content delivery paths
  • Cross-functional release coordination
  • Production feature ownership

InterScripts Software Pvt Ltd

Role
Software Development Engineer II
Duration
2024 - 2025
Domain
Healthcare SaaS

Technologies

ReactJavaScriptTypeScriptNode.jsExpress.jsMUIHTML/CSSAzureAI SearchBlob StorageMySQL

Impact & Delivery

Before that, I owned a large chunk of a healthcare platform: patient flows, encounters, imaging and lab paths, and search that had to work for busy clinicians.

  • Patient registration & onboarding
  • Clinical encounter management
  • Radiology workflow system
  • Laboratory workflow system
  • AI-powered healthcare search
  • DICOM viewer integration
  • Healthcare document exchange

Fission Infotech Pvt Ltd

Role
Junior Software Developer
Duration
2021 - 2024
Domains
Government · Real Estate · CRM

Technologies

ReactReact NativeNext.jsJavaScriptTypeScriptNode.jsGolangMongoDBExpoWebSocketNativeBaseHTML/CSSGlueStack UIGit

Impact & Delivery

I started where many engineers do: client products, tight timelines, and the expectation that one person could move from UI to API to release.

  • Government property management portal
  • Real estate CRM platform
  • Buyer & sales management workflows
  • Cross-platform mobile applications
  • Admin & user portal experiences
  • API & third-party integrations
  • End-to-end product delivery

Technical Expertise

Stack built in production

What I reach for when something has to ship, grouped how I actually build.

Frontend

Interfaces people stare at for hours. Clarity and state matter more than animation.

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptJavaScriptHTMLCSSMUITailwind CSSNubulaRedux

Backend

Services that keep the UI honest: data, auth, and integrations done without drama.

Node.jsExpress.jsREST APIsGraphQLGolang

Mobile

When the work happens away from a desk, simplified flows, not shrunk desktop screens.

React NativeExpoNative BaseGlueStack UI

Databases

Storage choices that match how the product actually reads and writes data.

MySQLMongoDBRedisBlob Storage

Cloud & DevOps

Getting builds out safely: environments, pipelines, and flags teams can rely on.

AzureAWSAzure DevOpsGitHubGitLabHarnessLaunchDarkly

Architecture

Structure that lets more people ship without stepping on each other.

Micro FrontendsBackend For Frontend (BFF)System IntegrationsDistributed Services

Search & Intelligence

Helping users find the right record fast when there's a lot of data to search through.

Azure AI SearchSemantic SearchIndexersSkillsetsDocument Retrieval

Process

How I work with product, QA, and engineering so delivery doesn't turn into guesswork.

Agile DeliveryJIRAConfluenceSprint PlanningCI/CDCross Functional CollaborationRequirements AnalysisCode Reviews/Pull RequestsRelease Management

Services

What I deliver

How we can work together: a scoped build, a product slice I own end to end, or help untangling a messy workflow.

Primary Capability

Full Stack Product Development

Take a real chunk from idea to production: UI, services, data, and getting it live.

02

Enterprise Application Development

Programs with more than one team, more than one environment, and users who notice when something breaks.

03

Web Application Development

Portals and dashboards where dense data still has to feel navigable, for admins and customers alike.

04

Mobile Application Development

Mobile experiences that match how field teams actually work: quick, legible, and in sync with the web product.

05

API & Backend Development

Backends and contracts that give the frontend room to evolve without constant breakage.

06

Search & Data Solutions

Search and retrieval built into the product people already open every day, not a science project on the side.

07

Cloud & Deployment Solutions

Pipelines and environments that match how your team already ships.

Working Style

How I deliver

What it's like to build with me: the habits that tend to matter once the project is past the kickoff slide.

01

Ownership

I care about what reaches production, not just what merges.

I've owned full modules on live platforms and shipped personal products on my own time.

02

Product Mindset

I ask who uses this and what they're trying to finish before debating frameworks.

Approval chains, dense CRM screens, and early product builds have shaped how I lay out UI.

03

Communication

Blockers surface early; updates leave enough context that nobody has to chase me.

Used to talking with product, QA, and clients on distributed teams.

04

Reliability

If I commit to a slice for a sprint, that's what I protect.

Scope grew with each role; the standard for production stayed the same.

05

Documentation

I write things down so the next person isn't guessing why a decision was made.

Handoffs, API notes, and patterns teammates could pick up without a long walkthrough.

06

Remote Collaboration

Async by default, present when overlap matters, especially for partners in other time zones.

Based in India; I make room for overlap with EU and US teammates when it helps.

Why Work With Me

When we're a good match

If you're wondering whether one engineer can own a full slice, here's what usually matters.

Principle 01

One owner through release

You can hand me a problem and get back working software, from framing and build through launch, without a crowd of handoffs in between.

Principle 02

Regulated product experience

I've shipped where a bug actually matters: clinical tools, government approvals, large learning programs, not just greenfield demos.

Principle 03

Workflow before stack

I want the product to make sense to the people using it; the stack is there to support that, not impress a readme.

Principle 04

Steady under pressure

When deadlines stack up and production gets noisy, you get calm updates and a clear picture of what's next.

Areas of Interest

Where the work goes next

What I'd like to spend more time on: the directions that would pull me in if the right problem showed up.

Vector 01

Product Engineering

Having a say in what gets built, not only how fast the backlog moves.

Vector 02

AI in Production

AI that's actually useful inside products people already use: search, automation, without the gimmicks.

Vector 03

Platform & Ecosystem Design

Shared pieces and clear boundaries so teams don't keep blocking each other.

Vector 04

Startups & Zero-to-One

Working early with founders: small scope, honest tradeoffs, software good enough to keep going.

Contact

Start a conversation

If there's a role, a product idea, or a problem you want a second opinion on, I'd like to hear it. I read everything and reply within a day.

chandrakanthreddysurikanti@gmail.com

Typical response time: 12-24 hours

Hyderabad, India · IST (UTC+5:30)

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