Chennai, India / Worldwide
Hello, I'm Pan.
I build systemsthat make sense.
I make complicated things feel considered.
I'm a full-stack developer at AT&T, working on Sales and Account Services systems used by clients around the world. I like the unglamorous hard parts: unclear ownership, slow APIs, scattered context, and the last ten percent that decides whether a tool is genuinely useful.
Outside work, I keep following the same instinct. Chennai streets, a great film score, a game with impossible choices, a trip that escaped the group chat: different settings, same habit of paying attention.
Build
Software with
receipts.
Broad range is only useful when it makes the next person's day easier.
Selected builds
Things I've learned by making.
Panbase
Auth, data, storage, realtime, and the plumbing in between.
Hearth
A C++ and Vulkan game engine built from scratch. Very educational pixels.
Prochecked
A full-stack workspace for tracking, dashboards, and the important details.
Kernel patches
NVIDIA GPU and Bluetooth subsystem work, close to the metal.
Lang
A language with its own lexer, parser, and AST. Small language, large compiler appreciation.
Feel
After hours,
still curious.
Taste is not a sidebar. It is part of the toolkit.
Music with a point of view
EDM, Tamil melodies, film scores, and the kind of drop that turns a room of strangers into a chorus.
Stories that linger
Cinema, games, and anime with strong choices, sharp character work, and an ending worth arguing about on the ride home.
Curiosity is communal
The best conversations start with someone enthusiastically explaining the thing they love. I will almost certainly ask follow-up questions.
Live signal
Updated from the good parts of the internetOn repeat
syncingIn progress
syncingOn screen
syncingRecently watched
syncingWander
Places, people, and
the bit after the plan.
I collect moments, not passport stamps. They tend to become the useful stuff later.
Chennai
Home base. Film scores, beach air, city streets, and the occasional plan that begins with ‘shall we just go?’
In the work
Systems, side projects, and the satisfying business of making a vague problem less vague.
On the road
Goa, Wayanad, Sikkim, Coorg. Good routes, better company, and enough room for a detour.
Open to a good challenge
Let's make something useful.
Have a gnarly system to untangle, an idea worth building, or a firm take on a game ending? I'm always up for a thoughtful conversation.