Katabathuni Bose
a full-stack developer and product builder with deep experience across engineering, product strategy, and user-centric design.
a polymath who bridges technical architecture with business outcomes to create impactful, scalable solutions.
Experience
A leading multinational corporation providing IT services, consulting, and digital transformation. My work there spans two client engagements: third-line technical support for an automotive platform, and React front-end development on an energy product.
SMKG VCO - Automobile | Technical Support Engineer, L3
- Performed code optimization and bug fixing for OpenEdge components to ensure high performance and reliability.
- Primary support contact for RUN incidents, troubleshooting and providing customer updates through to closure.
- Analyzed logs, SQL data, and system behavior to identify root causes, then applied permanent or temporary fixes.
- Managed evolution, anomaly, and enhancement JIRAs, keeping incident resolution within SLA.
- Produced Confluence reports with 100% on-time delivery, giving stakeholders accurate tracking and status updates.
- Created Changements, troubleshooting guides, documentation, steps to reproduce, and knowledge base articles for future resolutions.
- Collaborated with cross-functional teams to gather requirements, design system architecture, and keep work aligned with business goals.
Energy Vision | ReactJS Engineer
- Built UI components, made cosmetic changes, and integrated APIs based on client and stakeholder feedback.
- Collaborated with designers, back-end developers, and project managers to fix front-end issues and improve UI/UX.
- Wrote unit tests with Jest, and worked with senior engineers to build custom hooks and reusable components.
- Enhanced existing applications by implementing updates, resolving issues, and keeping functionality seamless.
Generalist by Heart, Specialist by Profession
In Between These Experiences
I've been building and experimenting on the product side for a long time. Each previous product always feels naive in hindsight, but looking back, I can see they were incrementally better, each iteration teaching me something new about users, infrastructure, and what it takes to build something people actually want.
It started with MetaWiper during my sophomore year, a tool that cleaned image metadata. No one would use it, but I was proud. It was my first real attempt at shipping something complete.
Next came Stockic, a news app where I spent months doing serious infrastructure work. This was where I learned to build systems that could scale, not just features that looked good.
Then I worked on Gloss Card, and for the first time, a customer actually wanted to buy it for their product. That validation, knowing someone saw enough value to pay, was a turning point.
After that, I built NeuraLeap, where I had the most meaningful user interactions yet, HRs from established firms. I worked on data pipelines capable of handling 50 million LinkedIn profiles and processing them with AI. The scale was different, the stakes were higher, and the technical challenges forced me to level up.
Most recently, I worked on Meteor, an AI SEO toolkit at Entrepreneurs First. This time, my product was being used by 6 YC-backed companies. Real users. Real traction. Real feedback loops.
So yes, hard work and consistency pay off. Each product was a step forward, even when it didn't feel like it at the time.
My Projects
a solo-built project born from a real salon and spa business in Bengaluru. i'm building an end-to-end platform that connects customer bookings, staff operations, CRM, memberships, billing, and marketing automation in one ecosystem, with the ambition of making it accessible to other salon and spa businesses.
built with Next.js, TypeScript, Bun, Neon PostgreSQL, and Better Auth, using a modular monorepo architecture. a real-world business serving as a testing ground for an open-source solution designed to help traditional service businesses go digital.
Things I Explore
Education
Aug. 2018 – Jul. 2022
GitHub Contributions
Research Publications
2025 17th International Conference on COMmunication Systems and NETworks (COMSNETS)
Authors: Aditya Patil; T. S. Sreeram
Abstract
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems are the backbone of managing critical infrastructure in modern industrial control systems, spanning sectors from power generation to logistics. However, these systems face significant challenges due to threats from malicious actors. The Modbus protocol, despite its known lack of security features, is still used in many industries managing critical infrastructure due to the high cost of replacing existing systems. As a result, these legacy systems remain vulnerable to potentially damaging threats. This paper proposes an adapter device for enhancing the security of the Modbus protocol without replacing devices in legacy systems. The proposed adapter is cost-efficient, provides cross-platform support, and is easy to install, update, and maintain.
Recommendations
I've had the privilege to work with Aditya on several highly technical cybersecurity R&D projects involving design and implementation of defensive network components in Golang, network protocol research and analysis. He is a bright young engineer, extremely talented in hacking and cybersecurity, with a natural curiosity and passion for hacking, and a gift understanding how systems work, how to design and break them. I am certain that he will succeed in any endeavor he puts his mind to, in the realms of cybersecurity, engineering and beyond! :)
It's not often that you get to talk to a person who is not only hungry for mentorship, but comes out of the gate with the attitude that enables him to learn so, so quickly on his feet.
Aditya did research for highly technical content for me and independently navigated difficult situations without a lot of guidance. If you're looking for someone to research a technical topic for your content work, Aditya is disciplined, thorough and insistent on understanding things in depth before giving a final output.
Keep on keeping on brother!
Get in Touch
Let's build something together
open to opportunities, collaborations, and good conversations. book a slot on my calendar or drop me a line.
