I build fast, reliable products for web and mobile — mostly in React, Next.js and React Native.
I'm Abhilash — a full-stack developer based in Trivandrum, Kerala, currently building at Rowenix Marketing. Most of my time is spent in React, Next.js and React Native, though I'm just as comfortable moving a legacy system onto a modern stack or wiring up a Node.js API when a project needs one.
I like the unglamorous parts of the job — untangling a messy OutSystems migration, making a dashboard actually make sense to the people using it, shipping a mobile feature that still works on a bad connection . Outside of work: behind a camera, on a trail somewhere in Kerala, or a few episodes deep into something I shouldn't have started on a weeknight.
Real systems from real jobs — enterprise platforms, a published app, and the college project that started it all.
Large-scale fleet management platform spanning web and mobile — built business-critical features across React.js, React Native and ASP.NET APIs.
Confidential client project — happy to walk through it on a call.An inventory management system with dashboard-driven workflows, reporting modules and graphical analytics, designed around how people actually use it daily.
Confidential client project — happy to walk through it on a call.Migrated a major legacy OutSystems application to React.js — modernizing the architecture while keeping the platform running for its users.
Confidential client project — happy to walk through it on a call.A cross-platform app published on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, with push notifications, telecom integrations and native Android modules.
Company site ↗My first real app — built in Flutter and MongoDB during college, handling multiple users and full CRUD on student data. Everyone starts somewhere.
College project — source available on request.I do my best work on problems with real constraints — legacy systems that need modernizing, dashboards that have to make sense of messy data, mobile features that still need to work when the network doesn't. Open to full-time roles and good conversations.