Wiser AI
Software Engineer
React in front. Python underneath.
Worked remotely as a software engineer, with a stack spanning React, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript, and Python.
BENGALURU, INDIAAN ENGINEER’S FIELD NOTES / 2026
Returns.
Integrations.
The in-between.
I’m Anirudh. I’ve built the software behind retail returns, connected workplace apps, and moved live systems to the cloud. I like getting into the details that make separate parts work together.
01 / EXPERIENCEDifferent systems.
Different systems.
Hands-on work.
From a returns dashboard to the integrations behind workplace accounts. A few chapters in how I learned to build.
Full experience on LinkedInRippling
Software Engineer → Senior Software Engineer
Connecting the apps people work in.
Built third-party integrations for account and group management on the App Integrations team. Progressed from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer in 2023.
Walmart Global Tech
SDE II → Software Engineer III
Moving a returns platform while it was running.
Worked on the core application for returns across online and in-store purchases. Helped move it from on-premises servers to Azure, containerize the application, and migrate its live database. Contributed to Project Glass, bringing grocery and general merchandise returns together.
Walmart Labs
Software Engineering Intern
Starting with the data behind a return.
Across two internships, built a returns configuration platform for marketplace sellers and a data pipeline feeding Elasticsearch and Cassandra for a returns dashboard.
02 / ON MY GITHUB
Browse repositories Outside the day job.
0102
RecruitIQ
Open sourceResume analysis and GitHub profile insights in one application, with Django, React, and background processing through Celery.
PYTHON / DJANGO / REACT / CELERYDjango × React
Repository forkMy fork of the Django React Boilerplate: a starting point for applications with a Python backend and a TypeScript interface.
DJANGO / TYPESCRIPT / TAILWIND03 / FROM THE ARCHIVEThings I stopped
Things I stopped
to write down.
A query that didn’t behave as expected. A search for a better editor. Older notes, kept with their original dates.
Clustering Order in Cassandra
A timestamp-ordering problem, and the schema decision that made the query possible.
Searching for the perfect editor
A student’s checklist for choosing between Atom, VS Code, and Sublime Text. An early note on tools and trade-offs.
04 / A LITTLE CONTEXTI tend to ask
I tend to ask
one more question.
How is the data actually ordered? What happens when an account changes? How do you move a database that people are still using?
Those are the kinds of questions my work keeps bringing me back to. I enjoy following them through the interface, the application, and the systems underneath.
I’m based in Bengaluru and studied Computer Science and Engineering at Birla Institute of Technology, graduating in 2019. I’ve been writing about what I’m learning since my student days.
ACROSS THE STACK
What are you
working through?
A stubborn integration, a system in transition, or something you’re building from scratch. I’d like to hear about it.