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01 · ledemumbai · 2026

The system the business runs on.

Amit Kumar Das · engineering manager, ai platforms · fynd (reliance retail) · mumbai


Amit Kumar Das

I started JioMart OS as one engineer and an empty repo. Today the entire JioMart quick-commerce business runs on it — 3,500+ dark stores, store floor to national leadership. I am an Engineering Manager at Fynd (Reliance Retail), where I grew our AI platform team from 1 engineer to 9 — and I still architect and ship.



02 · craftwhat i work on, in practice

What I work on.

I put deterministic rails around the LLM. Evals and feature flags come before autonomy; access control fails closed; runbooks come before scale. It is a slow way to start and the only way I know to run AI systems that a business actually depends on.

I decide what the machine is not allowed to do before I let it do anything.

JioMart OS exists because national operations fail in predictable ways, and I built a mechanism for each failure. Alert storms became one fact record per order — incidents, not noise. Unowned failures got an attribution ledger that names the owner. Automation goes through propose, approve, dispatch, verify — with a full audit trail. And the fold engine underneath is designed for 50,000 stores, so the architecture carries headroom by design.

I grew our AI platform team from 1 engineer to 9. I was the founding engineering lead of Ratl.ai (a Fynd venture), where I led the engineering behind 100B+ LLM tokens processed in production.

proof of work

  • — SiteOps, a catalog-health agent with tiered autonomy across 4.4M SKUs — write access is earned, not granted.
  • — A code migration left running unattended for five days: 1,516 Java files to 4,389 Python, at 87.6% adjusted parity — adjusted, because I counted the failures.
  • — LSO, a dynamic-SLA logistics platform, and AstroSure, a multilingual growth engine — both in production.

independent work — outside employment

  • — TraqGym, a gym-management SaaS with two production tenants and 10K+ members under management — run by an LLM ops bot that earned trust through a shadow-mode rollout.
  • — SquatSense, real-time movement intelligence for a Mumbai gym: pose-based biomechanical analysis at ~12 fps, six-dimensional rep scoring.
  • — AIAS, an on-premise AI prototype for an Indian police station: Marathi, Hindi, and English voice to FIR drafts, with PII masking and human review on every draft.

code
Python · Go · Node.js · Java · FastAPI · Next.js · React
infra
Kubernetes · Docker · Terraform · GitHub Actions · AWS · GCP · Azure
data & ai
Claude Agent SDK · MCP · evals · agent orchestration


03 · trackten years, five companies, one venture

How I got here.

FyndRatl.aiMicrosoftJioSASInfosys

2022

→ present

Engineering Manager, AI Platforms, Fynd (Reliance Retail)

Mumbai, India · Leadership

Joined as SDE 2; Engineering Manager since Apr 2025. Started JioMart OS alone — today the entire JioMart quick-commerce fleet runs on it; grew the AI platform team from 1 engineer to 9. Along the way, founding engineering lead of Ratl.ai, Fynd’s AI-agents venture — 100B+ LLM tokens processed in production.

2021

→ 2022

Software Engineer, Microsoft

Bangalore, India · Engineering

Designed the automation framework behind Azure PaaS streaming and fan-engagement services.

2021

same year

Software Development Engineer, Jio

Bangalore, India · Engineering

Engineered the load-test rig for JioMart’s B2C order flow — containerised, with real-time metrics.

2019

→ 2021

Senior Software Engineer, SAS Institute

Pune, India · Engineering

Owned automation, testing, and CI/CD for statistical grid apps and Kubernetes clusters across releases.

2017

→ 2019

Software Engineer, Infosys

Pune, India · Engineering

Built Selenium frameworks and migrated QA projects to ALM with Java, Maven, and TestNG.



04 · voicesa colleague, lightly edited

Voices.

Nothing was too difficult — dependable; an asset to his team.
Sunita Singh, Principal PM @ SAS


05 · writesend a letter, book a slot, or pick a channel

Write.

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