$ whoami

I'm Anushka.
I build software end to end, from the systems banks run on to the products people actually use.

I'm a full-stack engineer at BNY. I work across the backend and the interfaces on top of it, and I care as much about a system holding up under load as I do about how it feels to use. Lately I've been spending more of my time where software meets AI.

// currentlybuilding at the intersection of software & AIgoing deep on distributed systemsopen to opportunities
anushka.js
01 / about

I like owning the whole system, not just my part of it.

At BNY I own services across a banking transaction platform. It's Spring Boot on the backend and Angular on the front, running on systems that move real money for internal and external clients, so getting it right and keeping it up really matters. Before this I did ML, building with GANs, LSTMs and decision trees at Google, and these days a lot of my time goes to where backend work meets AI and the Model Context Protocol.

That doesn't stop at work. I've built and shipped full products on my own too, like a fault-tolerant payments engine, real-time anomaly detection on Kafka, and a full-stack book platform with its own backend and admin. Building the whole thing is honestly just how I understand it best. Serious system or side project, I go about it the same way, and I want the result to be fast and actually nice to use.

I build software the way I'd want to use it. Fast, honest, and not a pain to deal with.
Anushka Gupta
// that's me, for real
3+ yrs
shipping to production
99.99%
uptime, non-negotiable
still curious
02 / stack

The tools I build with

This is what I reach for most. Honestly though, the thinking underneath matters way more than any one tool on this list.

// languages
JavaPythonJavaScriptTypeScriptSQLHTML/CSS
// frameworks
Spring BootAngularReactNode.jsTensorFlow
// data & infra
SQLMongoDBGoogle CloudDocker
// day-to-day
GitKafkaREST APIsSplunkKibanaPostmanJira
// not seeing your stack on the list?
most languages, frameworks and clouds are the same handful of ideas with different syntax on top. give me one i haven't used and i'll be shipping in it pretty fast.
03 / projects

Personal projects

github.com/Anushka4546
// pulled live from github.com/Anushka4546
04 / experience

Where I've worked

Software Engineer
BNY, Pune · Jul 2023 to now
Full-stack owner of Banking Transaction Services (BTS), and this was a lot more than a migration. I completely redesigned the front-end to modern standards for a genuinely better experience, rebuilt the backend into a scalable Spring Boot system, and added plenty of new features on top. The APIs I built serve both the BTS front-end and our direct API clients, internal and external, all backed by Splunk so we can actually see what's happening in production.
full UI/UX redesignnew features shipped↓ 40% latency99.99% uptimeflexible, reusable APIsinternal + external clients
Software Engineer Intern
BNY, Pune · Jan 2023 to Jun 2023
Brought machine learning into the QA pipeline. I built Python and Decision-Tree diagnostics that classify test failures with 99% accuracy across 100+ apps, automated ETL ingestion of 10K+ daily log files into MongoDB, and set up real-time quality signals in Kibana, so root-cause analysis went from hours to minutes.
99% accuracy↓ 70% RCA time100+ apps10K+ logs/day20+ QA metrics
Software Engineer Intern
Google, Bengaluru · May 2022 to Jul 2022
Made ML models tougher with synthetic data. On Google's networking team I built a GAN and LSTM generator that simulates real network telemetry at 60% distributional fidelity, then designed a handful of anomaly-injection techniques (traffic spikes, latency drift, jitter, missing telemetry) that made anomaly-detection testing much more robust and cut out most of the hand-built test data.
60% data fidelity↑ 40% robustness↓ 65% manual effort5+ techniques
05 / education

How I got here

B.Tech in Computer Science
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women · Aug 2019 to May 2023
GPA: 8.73
Class XII (CBSE)
Jain Bharti Model School · Apr 2018 to May 2019
Percentage: 93%
06 / writing

From my notebook

read on Medium →

Writing is how I think things through. Mostly notes on stuff I build, break, and eventually figure out.

// live from medium.com/@anushka4546
07 / roadmap

What should I build next?

A few things I keep thinking about but haven't built yet. Vote for the one you'd actually use and it moves up my list.

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08 / beyond code

Off the clock, you'll usually find me reading.

I read a lot. Enough that I built a whole site for it: The Bookish Land, 60+ honest book reviews sorted by aesthetic, like Dark Academia, Cottagecore and Romantasy.

And yes, I designed and built that one too. Full stack, cover to cover.

visit thebookishland.in →
EST. BY ANUSHKA
The
Bookish
Land
60+ honest reviews,
sorted by aesthetic
dark academia
romantasy
cottagecore
fantasy
mystery
poetry
// my reading shelf, by aesthetic
09 / contact

Let's build something

Have a role, a project, or just want to say hi? Drop me a message.