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NishthaProduct engineer · New York

I notice small things, then build products around them.

I'm a product engineer. I take a fuzzy problem from the first user conversation to the schema, the rollout, and the number that tells us whether it worked.

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Projects

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What I bring

On the engineering side: I mostly write Python, Go and React, with SQL, Postgres, Azure and AWS underneath. I pick things up fast. In my last role I learned .NET and C# on the job and shipped with them. I like breaking big problems into small steps.

On the product side: a statistics background that makes me ask what the numbers really say, interviews with the people doing the work, specs people actually finish, and SQL for when the dashboard lies.

Lately

Nov 2026

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Building something people should love? Let's talk. nishtha.nabya@gmail.com
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