Govind Kushwaha
AI Engineer and System Architect. I build the whole system rather than a slice of it: the phone app, the web app, the backend behind both, and the AI or vision work that makes it worth having.
28 applications delivered·16 flagship platforms·3+ years building·10+ apps published
Featured Projects
Each of these I designed, built, put into production and still look after.
What people say
From the people I built the work with, in their own words.
You can hand him a genuinely difficult problem and simply trust that he will work it out. He took our idea from a rough concept to something people use every day, because he thinks hard about how the whole thing should work — not only how it should look.
We have worked together on several projects, and what stands out is that he does not need to be told every small thing. Once he understands the idea he takes care of the rest, and usually comes back with something better than I expected.
He is very good at working things out on his own. More than once we hit something nobody had an immediate answer for, and he researched it, tried different approaches and solved it. He keeps going until he finds a way — that is probably his greatest strength.
I came in with a complicated idea and very little clarity on how to build it. He understood exactly what I was trying to achieve and turned it into a working application. It was a genuinely good experience working with him.
What I value most is that he actually listens. He makes sure he understands the requirement before he starts, and stays open to suggestions and changes throughout. Communication has never once been difficult.
He is always experimenting with something new and learning as he goes. You can tell he genuinely enjoys development, and that comes through in everything he builds.
He takes the work seriously and cares about the end result. If he sees something that can be improved he raises it, rather than settling for the bare minimum.
Working with him has been remarkably smooth. He is technically strong, easy to talk to, and — most importantly — he gets things done.
Outcomes
Three problems I was handed, and what changed once the system was live.
Less manual document work
- Problem
- Teams spent hours hand-keying data from invoices, forms and IDs.
- Solution
- An OCR and NLP pipeline on Celery workers that sorts each document and pulls the fields out on its own.
- Result
- Around ten times faster, with extraction accuracy above 95%.
Industrial fleet visibility
- Problem
- Crane fleets were checked by hand, so safety problems only surfaced after something had already gone wrong.
- Solution
- Live telemetry, AI fatigue detection and safety scoring on one event-driven platform.
- Result
- Operators now watch a problem forming instead of reading about it afterwards.
From a single core
- Problem
- The same product was needed on desktop, mobile, POS terminals and the web.
- Solution
- One shared core package, a thin shell per platform, and a single multi-tenant API behind all of them.
- Result
- Five surfaces built and maintained from one codebase.
Work Experience
Where I have worked, what I owned there, and what came of it.
Senior Software Developer
Mopa Global Services Private Limited
- Architected a multi-tenant billing SaaS serving Flutter (Windows/Android/iOS/POS) + Next.js web from a single shared core and Fastify API
- Built AI document-processing and industrial-intelligence platforms with FastAPI, Celery, Redis and realtime pipelines
- Designed scalable backend APIs with Node.js, NestJS, FastAPI, PostgreSQL and MySQL
- Implemented automation and integrations that improved operational efficiency by ~70%
- Delivered end-to-end including architecture, UI/UX, backend, deployment, CI/CD and maintenance
FastAPINext.jsFlutterNode.jsNestJSPostgreSQLRedisDockerMGMay 2025 — Present
- 5
- Client surfaces from one shared core
- ~70%
- Operational efficiency gain from automation
- 95%+
- Document extraction accuracy
Software Developer
Dectwin Services Private Limited
- Developed 10+ complete Android, Web and Windows applications tailored to client requirements
- Built billing & invoicing software that reduced manual workload by ~90%
- Created attendance systems with GPS and live-photo verification
- Developed CRM dashboards with analytics, reporting and performance tracking
- Integrated WhatsApp APIs for automated invoices, alerts and customer engagement
FlutterReactNode.jsExpress.jsMySQLFirebasePostgreSQLDSMay 2023 — April 2025
- 10+
- Android, Web & Windows apps delivered
- ~90%
- Manual billing workload removed
- 95%
- Attendance tracking accuracy
What I build
Nine areas of work, each one backed by something already running in production. The surface changes — a control room, a shop counter, a phone, an API — the engineering underneath does not.
Enterprise Systems
ERP, LMS, HRMS and CRM platforms. Who can see what, who signs it off and who changed it are decided up front, not patched in when an auditor asks.
- RBAC
- Approval Chains
- Audit Trails
- Reporting
- ERP · LMS · HRMS
Shipped in
Tendorer · TrackMyBatch · MOPA HRMS
AI & Automation
Document intelligence, OCR pipelines, RAG and LLM assistants — usually built to remove a job nobody enjoyed doing by hand.
- Document AI
- OCR Pipelines
- RAG
- LLM Integration
- Workflow Automation
Shipped in
Document AI Platform · Fontys
Computer Vision
Detection that runs on real footage rather than a clean benchmark set. Findings come back annotated, pinned to a location, with a score you can check.
- Object Detection
- Video Analytics
- Geo-Pinned Output
- Fatigue Detection
Shipped in
Litter Watch · Fox VMS · PortCrane
Mobile Applications
Flutter apps for Android and iOS, including ones that carry on working when the phone loses signal and sync up once it is back.
- Flutter
- Offline-First
- Android · iOS
- Realtime Sync
- Store Releases
Shipped in
10+ published apps
SaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant products where isolation, billing and quotas were in the first schema rather than bolted on the week before launch.
- Multi-Tenant
- Billing & Quotas
- Stripe
- Admin Consoles
Shipped in
PortCrane · FilesMint · Haazir Eats
POS & Business Systems
Software that runs a counter: billing, invoices, kitchen tickets and ledgers, with thermal printing, split payments and no reliance on the shop wifi.
- POS · KOT
- ESC/POS Printing
- Invoicing
- Inventory
- Ledger & Udhaar
Shipped in
Haazir Eats · Haazir Billing · Khatapatra
Real-Time Systems
WebSocket and pub/sub setups where the dashboard, the kitchen screen or the control room updates the moment something changes.
- WebSockets
- Socket.IO
- Redis Pub/Sub
- Live Dashboards
- Presence & Queues
Shipped in
PortCrane · Fontys · Haazir Eats
Industrial IoT
Telemetry ingestion, fleet monitoring, digital twins and predictive maintenance, on time-series storage that can take the write volume.
- Telemetry
- TimescaleDB
- MQTT
- Digital Twins
- Predictive Maintenance
Shipped in
PortCrane · Foxtroit Predictive
Backend & Cloud
FastAPI, NestJS, Node and Go services with real queues and clean contracts. Containerised and running somewhere, not handed over as a repository.
- FastAPI
- NestJS · Node
- Go
- Celery Queues
- Docker · Nginx · CI/CD
Shipped in
Every platform listed here
Tech Stack
What I actually reach for, grouped by where it sits in a system.
Frontend
Backend
Databases
Artificial Intelligence
DevOps
Architecture
Two ways to work with me
Pick whichever one sounds like you and I will point you at the right pages.
For recruiters & hiring teams
Evaluate me for a senior or remote role
- Open to senior, lead and fully-remote positions
- The full career timeline, with what I owned in each role
- Full-stack and AI depth you can check against real systems
For clients & founders
Hire me to build your product
- How I work, what I take on, and how a project runs
- Case studies written around what changed for the business
- Every engagement scoped and quoted on its own
How I can help your team
Anything from a second opinion on your architecture to building and running the whole system. Every engagement is scoped to the problem and quoted on its own.
Technical Consulting
Architecture reviews, technology calls, and a straight answer on how to get from an idea to something in production.
System Architecture
Event-driven and multi-tenant design, with the trade-offs written down rather than discovered six months in.
AI Solutions
Document AI, OCR and NLP pipelines, RAG, and automation built on top of LLMs.
Mobile App Development
Flutter apps for Android and iOS, including offline-first ones that sync the moment they find a connection.
Backend Development
APIs in FastAPI, Node.js or NestJS, along with the queues and realtime layers they need to work.
Enterprise Software
SaaS platforms, ERP, LMS, billing, and the admin screens that keep them usable as they grow.
Industrial IoT & Digital Twins
Telemetry pipelines, fleet monitoring and predictive maintenance for equipment out in the field.
Cloud Deployment
Containerised deployments you can actually see into, with CI/CD and caching set up properly.
Performance Optimization
Working out what is genuinely slow — database, API or frontend — and fixing that rather than guessing.
From first call to a system that runs itself
The same eight steps every time, so nobody has to guess what happens next or where a project currently stands.
Discovery
I learn how the business actually runs, who it affects, and what would count as this having worked.
Planning
Scope, milestones and dates I believe in, with the order of the work agreed before it starts.
Architecture
The system and the data model get designed before anyone writes a line of feature code.
Development
Built in short cycles, so what you see each week is working software rather than a status update.
Testing
Behaviour, edge cases and load, checked against the way the thing will really be used.
Deployment
Repeatable containerised releases, and a way back if one of them turns out badly.
Monitoring
Dashboards and alerts, so I hear about a problem before your users have to tell you.
Maintenance
I stay on after launch for the fixes, the changes and the next round of work.
Questions, answered
The things people tend to ask before we get properly into a conversation.
Yes. I’m in Bengaluru and most of my work is remote, across a few different time zones. I write things down so nobody has to be awake at the same time as me, and I keep a standing call in the calendar so nothing quietly drifts.
Have a system that needs building?
Send me a paragraph about the problem. I'll come back with how I'd build it, what it realistically takes, and where the risks are.