Triply

The Android app had years of legacy Java and XML behind it. Every new feature meant working around old patterns, and delivery was slow because of it.

I migrated the codebase to Kotlin and Jetpack Compose and cleaned up the structure as I went. Feature work got about 40% faster, and there was far less legacy code for engineers to reason about.

Cold start was slower than it should have been, but nobody had numbers on it. I set up startup benchmarking so we could measure it, then added Baseline Profiles to speed up the critical paths.

Cold-start time came down 19.6%. Because it was measured, we could watch for regressions instead of guessing.

As the app grew, MVVM started to strain — state was hard to follow and hard to test. I led the migration to MVI, which gave us predictable, unidirectional state and made the codebase easier to scale and reason about.

Travel businesses need to move money. I architected the fintech capabilities behind that — virtual cards, payment links, and multi-currency payment flows — with the reliability financial features demand.

I introduced AI-assisted workflows into how the team writes and reviews code. Used carefully, they lifted developer velocity about 15% — without lowering the bar on review or quality.

I designed CI/CD pipelines that automate build, test, and release. Shipping became faster and more predictable, and the team spent less time on release mechanics.

As Senior Mobile Engineer I set technical direction across the B2B and B2C apps and mentor junior and mid-level engineers through code review and coaching. I still spend most of my time close to the code.