Devang Saklani

At Chirp, I build AI-powered CRM features and intelligent agents that automate workflows, process data, and improve decision-making across enterprise systems. My work focuses on backend infrastructure, APIs, and scalable application architecture that make AI features reliable, fast, and practical in real product environments.

I worked with clients across multiple industries as a freelance full-stack engineer, building production-grade applications that were scalable, maintainable, and aligned with real business needs. The role sharpened my ability to work across different product contexts, move quickly, and deliver dependable software with consistent quality.

At Satlantis, I built the web platform from scratch, developing core product features including nostr authentication, data management, social functionality, interactive maps, and supporting data pipelines. I also helped scale the platform to 300k+ users while maintaining 99.9% uptime and improving overall performance. Satlantis was an early-stage travel and nomad social network, and got a $1.7M seed round in 2024 at a $10M valuation, making it a high-ownership environment where speed, execution, and product quality mattered.

At Ghost Teams, I developed scalable web applications using Svelte, Next.js, WebSockets, WebRTC, Prisma, Node.js, and NestJS, with a strong focus on real-time features and API integrations. The role helped me deepen my experience in shipping modern product experiences that required both frontend polish and reliable backend implementation.

At Codedamn, I worked on interactive learning features including instructor chat, live message updates with WebSockets, SEO improvements, and platform performance fixes. Codedamn is a hands-on coding education platform built around interactive courses, practice, and learning by doing, so the role gave me direct experience improving engagement and usability in an education product where performance strongly affects retention.

Worked on and Created Jamstack web apps with Nextjs / Sveltekit, Prismic, and Tailwind.At Monogram, I worked on Jamstack websites and frontend experiences using Next.js, SvelteKit, Prismic, and Tailwind CSS. This role strengthened my ability to build fast, design-driven web experiences that balanced visual quality, maintainability, and performance.

At IDS Company, I contributed to internal web and Web3-focused projects using JavaScript, TypeScript, SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, Firebase, and blockchain tooling. My work included debugging large applications, supporting development workflows, and building practical internal products with a strong emphasis on execution quality.