Looking up through Lower Antelope Canyon

I find clarity
inside complexity.

Building reliable systems from complicated problems.

I'm Nikhil, a software engineer working across backend systems, cloud architecture, and thoughtful products. I care about the details that make technology feel clear and dependable.

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Dubai, UAE · Backend systems · Cloud architecture · Product engineering

Nikhil D'Mello

Engineering for the moments when reliability matters.

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Software Developer

Built and operated backend systems for TownSq, from deployment automation and authentication to event-driven processing in AWS.

ImpactRe-architected synchronous workflows to process 10,000+ records per hour while eliminating timeout failures.

ASICS Digital

BI Developer

Built analytics pipelines and dashboards for e-commerce reporting, reducing manual work and contributing to revenue growth.

PanAgora Asset Management

DevOps Engineer

Automated CI/CD for data science workflows, cutting deployment time by 80% and making releases safer.

Collecting moments,
wherever curiosity leads.

Travel has a way of resetting how I see things. These are a few places that made me stop, look twice, and remember there is always more to explore.

Lower Antelope Canyon, photographed by Nikhil D'Mello
Lower Antelope Canyon
Chicago, IL, photographed by Nikhil D'Mello
Chicago, IL
Amman Citadel, Jordan, photographed by Nikhil D'Mello
Amman Citadel, Jordan
Horseshoe Canyon, photographed by Nikhil D'Mello
Horseshoe Canyon
Petra, Jordan, photographed by Nikhil D'Mello
Petra, Jordan

A curious mind, with a bias toward building.

I'm happiest somewhere between understanding a complicated system and making it simpler. My work spans cloud infrastructure, backend services, data, and product interfaces. The through-line is always the same: ask better questions, then build something useful.

I'm drawn to anything that helps me understand more of the world and what I'm capable of within it.

TypeScriptJavaScriptJavaC# / .NETPythonSQLAWSNode.jsReactNext.jsDynamoDBDocker

Have a hard problem
worth solving?

I'm always happy to meet thoughtful people building useful things.