Rupam.Bhakta
Full-Stack Developer & AI Engineer
I build software that quietly gets the work done. Full-stack apps and AI systems that take the slow, repetitive parts of a business and handle them on their own.

From building websitesto building agents.
I’m Rupam, a full-stack developer and AI engineer based in Kolkata, India, working with clients and teams around the world. I started out building websites and full MERN-stack apps, and I kept coming back to the same question on every project: which parts of this could just run themselves?
That question pulled me into automation and applied AI. Now I design and ship AI agents, workflow automations, and full-stack products end to end, from the database and APIs all the way to the screen people actually use. I care about reliability and clean architecture just as much as the wow factor, because an automation is only worth anything if a business can trust it to run without someone watching over it.
By day I work as a Full-Stack Developer and AI Engineer at Micronix System. Alongside that, I build my own AI products: a 24/7 voice and chat assistant, an autonomous SEO growth platform, and a few others. I build them partly to keep sharpening my craft, and partly so the people I work with have something real they can see, click, and try.

A few thingsI believe.
Engineer first
I have real full-stack foundations, so the AI I add is reliable and easy to maintain. Not a flashy demo that falls over the moment it reaches production.
Automate the boring
I use AI to take busywork off people’s plates, not as a gimmick. If a task is repetitive, there’s a good chance it can run itself.
Ship end-to-end
Database, API, interface, deployment. I own the whole path from a rough idea to something you can actually use.
Clear & honest
Plain-English updates, quick replies, and a straight answer on what’s worth building and what isn’t.
Where I’veworked.
Where itstarted.
Certifications
- › Java Programming, PW Skills (2024)
- › JavaScript & React, Hitesh Choudhary (2025)
- › Android App Development, Udemy (2023)
What Ibuild with.
If it’s repetitive, it can probably be automated. Tell me what’s slowing your team down and I’ll give you an honest answer on whether it’s worth building.

