Aniket ChaudharyProduct Engineer

Hey, I’m Aniket. I make software for a living and build products because I can’t help myself. Frontend is home, but I happily wander into product, design, backend, and mobile when an idea needs it. It often does. So far, that has taken me from Razorpay to banking in Australia, while Reticket somehow became something real on the side.

I care about how a thing feels more than how it's supposed to be built. Whatever feels right to the eye is what ships.

Experience

Reticket

2025 – now

Founder

Reticket started after I saw how difficult it was to trust someone selling a ticket online.

We’re building a safer way to resell tickets. Sellers prove ownership using a ZK proof, buyers pay through the platform, and payouts are released after the event.

It’s live on web, iOS, and Android, with 5K+ signups, a 2K-member WhatsApp community, and $20K+ worth of tickets sold.

Constantinople

2025 – now

Senior Software Engineer

I lead the frontend payments team at an AI-native banking platform, building account and payment experiences for banks across global markets. My work spans shared systems, web, and mobile products.

Razorpay

2021 – 2025

Senior Frontend Engineer

Joined straight out of college as the youngest full-time engineer and stayed four years, across Capital, Payments and Platform.

Built most of Capital's product surface and redesigned onboarding; signup and login conversion rose 33% and 81%. Led frontend for the Merchant Dashboard, including bringing Ezetap's offline payments into a product that had only ever been built for online. In my final role there, I was part of the Dashboard Platform team, improving CI, developer experience, and the shared foundations behind a better merchant experience.

Caring Company

2020 – 2021

Founding Frontend Engineer

As the founding frontend engineer, I built the first product surfaces for a healthcare platform serving Australian hospitals: onboarding, authentication, scheduling, and claims. Working from zero meant shaping the frontend foundations as closely as the features themselves.