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Ankit Singh

Ankit Singh

Software Engineer 2y +

Engineer / Builder. I build interfaces that hold up under real load.

  • Shipping production-grade frontends from UI to data layer.
  • Currently building Hornet and shipping LLM & Web3 products on the side.
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Tech Stack
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Tailwind
Vite
Redux
Node.js
Python
FastAPI
WebSockets
OpenAI
Gemini
PostgreSQL
Redis
ethers.js
AWS
Docker
Vercel

Experience

H

Hornet Decentratech

Full-time

Software Engineer

Apr 2025 - Present

Kolkata, India - On-site

  • Own the analyst-facing surface of an on-chain investigation platform end-to-end transaction-graph visualisations with auto-layout, geo-IP heatmaps, dashboard composition, and exportable case reports.
  • Translate heavy data graph traversals, multi-source queries, dense dashboards into UIs that stay fast and legible under real investigation load.
ReactViteReact FlowMUIRedux ToolkitDagreELKRecharts
C

Code Brew Labs

Full-time

Software Developer

Apr 2024 - Apr 2025

Chandigarh, India - On-site

  • Shipped client-facing web and mobile features across multiple product engagements owning slices of delivery from spec to release.
  • Picked up unfamiliar codebases quickly and contributed patterns the team reused on later builds.
ReactNode.jsTypeScriptREST APIs
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Projects

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Hornet previewHornet

Hornet

Live

Frontend for an on-chain investigation platform fund-flow graphs, geo-IP heatmaps, and exportable case reports for analysts.

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ACraft previewACraft

ACraft

Live

Turns a single reference photo into stylized 4K artwork. Auto prompt engineering, 30+ styles, powered by Gemini multimodal.

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Turtuleila previewTurtuleila

Turtuleila

Live

Explore the World with a global travel architect that builds Turtuleila-optimized routes, finding the most beautiful paths between any two points on Earth.

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“I've read through a thousand codebases not to copy them, but to understand them, and build things sturdier than what came before.”
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