TRIPTI TAYAL

I started my career in 2014 as a Java Game Developer at Deltatech Gaming, where I built real-time multiplayer gaming systems.

From there I moved into enterprise software at NSF International, where I led backend module integrations, enforced engineering standards, and drove application performance improvements — reducing response times and strengthening test coverage to 90%+.

At Ivoyant Systems, I stepped into a senior engineering role working on telecom projects for US-based clients like Cricket Wireless, building eSIM activation services and large-scale data processing pipelines for government programs — systems that needed to be accurate, resilient, and always-on.

Most recently at Baazi Games, I've been working as a Senior Backend Engineer on PokerBaazi — one of India's leading real-time multiplayer poker platforms. I led the migration from a monolithic to a microservices architecture, owned the wallet transaction engine, built a stuck-transaction recovery system, and consistently delivered features on time while mentoring junior engineers.

I m genuinely passionate about backend engineering — not just writing code, but designing systems that are elegant, resilient, and built to last. I enjoy the challenge of high-concurrency problems, real-time data flow, and distributed consistency. I take pride in owning what I build end-to-end and making sure it performs reliably in production.

I also care deeply about engineering culture — clean code, meaningful code reviews, and helping junior engineers grow. Some of my most satisfying work has been mentoring team members and seeing them take ownership of complex modules independently.