

UX Engineer · Frontend systems · Product builder
Engineeringinterfaces that feelintuitive, responsive,and human.
I work at the intersection of software engineering and user experience, building interaction systems, frontend infrastructure, and products that solve real problems.
Design isn’t a deliverable. It’s the product.
What I introduced or improved, how it works, and where it was used. Case studies are being written up; each one links to public evidence as it becomes available.
UX Engineer
Google · Meet2023 — NowOwning interface work on a product used by hundreds of millions, and the internal tooling other engineers build it with.
- Enhancing Google Meet's UI/UX at scale
- Building internal tools to empower engineers
- Driving frontend excellence within Google
Software Engineer
Google · Pay2022 — 2023Did most of an end-to-end UI revamp on a live payments product, then moved the codebase onto a new design language.
- Most of an end-to-end UI revamp
- Migrated the codebase to Material 3
- Shipped new UI features fast
Sr. Software Engineer
Cars242021 — 2022Performance work with a number attached: 60% faster UI, Lighthouse over 80 across every surface, SSR in six languages.
- Lifted UI performance by 60%
- Lighthouse above 80 across surfaces
- Multi-lingual support with SSR
SDE — II
Brick&bolt2020 — 2021Built the internal apps the operations team ran the business on, plus the chat layer customers used to reach them.
- In-house apps for operations
- Led SSR integration for React apps
- React-Native chat application
Software Engineer
Essenvia2019 — 2020First interface hire on a regulatory-workflow product: designed and built the core UI from an empty repo.
- Built the core product UI from scratch
- Angular 6 → 9 migration
- Features that grew the customer base
Software Engineer
HISP India2017 — 2019Eight web apps in two years for public-health programs across several countries, including a biometric patient enrollment integration with DHIS2 for an implementation in Nepal.
- Biometric enrollment + identification on DHIS2 (Nepal)
- Eight web apps in two years
- Vue dashboards for international clients
ChatGPT for Instagram.
A tiny library: the knowledge layer for AI-native software.
A hub for AI apps grouped by the stacks they actually run on, not by name.
LLM workflows that take an Indian wedding from a blank page to a plan in minutes.
Dev tools and embeddable widgets — one script tag, real numbers on your page.
Auto-adapting skeletons for any UI.
The operating system for cricket clubs.
ColectaGames
Live · buildingA home for web games you actually play with friends — party games rebuilt to feel fast, expressive, and alive right in the browser.
Three titles live so far — Cards Against Humanity, Blank Slate, and Wavelength — each rebuilt for real-time play on a call or in a group chat, with no installs or accounts to fight through. More titles in the pipeline.
UXE.fyi
DraftingAn open-source, community-driven platform defining and growing the discipline of UX Engineering.
For students, developers, designers and career switchers trying to understand where engineering and user experience intersect on modern product teams — learning resources, career roadmaps, interaction breakdowns and community contributions.
fwdly.sh
Case studyAn autonomous brand-asset CDN built for modern product and engineering teams.
Connects directly to Figma, auto-compiles and optimizes assets, then serves them globally through permanent edge URLs — no pull requests, rebuilds or redeploys. An MCP layer lets agents search, analyze and propose asset changes with approval and rollback built in.
How
I work
in this order,
every time.
Frame the smallest thing worth shipping
Most projects die of scope, not of bad taste. I cut until one flow is left standing, then design that flow until it feels obvious.
Prototype in code, not in slides
Figma is where I think; the browser is where I decide. Real type, real latency, real states — the compromises show up while they're still cheap.
Ship it, watch it, cut it back
Launch is the start of the research. I instrument what shipped, read where people hesitate, and remove whatever the numbers can't justify.
I'm a UX engineer who refuses to pick a side. Most days that means Google Meet at scale; most nights it means a product of my own with nobody else to hand the hard part to.
Nine years, six teams, two of them at Google. A stint at Cars24 where I lifted UI performance by 60%. The through-line is the same everywhere: the interface is the product, and someone has to own it end to end.
Off-screen I write poetry, perform theatre, and once played national-level cricket. The poet taught me to listen. The theatre kid taught me timing. Both show up in the work.
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Sayhello.
Invitations to speak, judge, review or be interviewed, and conversations about interface and frontend-systems work.
sidhanshumonga28@gmail.com→






