Leading a frontend team building AI customer-service platforms. Architected the next-gen microfrontend app in React 18 + Next.js.
AI/ML-driven insurance submission tickets — workflow dashboards and a full Vue 2 → Vue 3 migration.
Rebuilt erosnow.com on a modern SSR stack; shipped a keyboard-navigable HTML5 TV app.
Data aggregation at scale — scraping scripts and headless browsers for financial histories.
Role-based dashboards for GE clients using PolymerJS and the Predix Framework.
A no-code flow platform for building intricate AI data flows — loops, conditional branching, dynamic nodes. Think Figma, but for customer-service automation.
I'm Manohar — today I spend my days in React 18, Next.js and ReactFlow at Netomi. Before that I lived inside a Vue codebase at Eros Now, wrote scrapers at Finicity, and started my career writing PolymerJS at Capgemini back in 2016.
The through-line is systems: component libraries that make the right thing easy, microfrontend architectures that let teams ship independently, and review habits that raise the floor without flattening the ceiling.
Outside code, I've always cared about team craft — running reviews, mentoring, and for a while hosting Frontend Darbar, a bi-weekly forum where we shared what we learned, what broke, and what we were trying next. Favourite kind of meeting.
Rigorous, kind, specific. PRs are where team culture is built.
Fewer meetings, better tooling, stronger defaults.
One Button, one Input, one Dialog. The rest is garnish.
Interviews focused on taste, curiosity, and rigor.
I'm happiest building product with thoughtful teams — and always up for a good conversation about microfrontends, design systems or the craft of shipping. Freelance and advisory work welcome too, if the problem's interesting. Whether you want to trade notes, collaborate on something, or just say hi: the inbox is open.
