Suyank Saraswat is a founding engineer with six years of experience building full-stack product at early-stage startups. He has shipped mobile apps, NFT marketplaces, analytics platforms, and internal tooling end-to-end, and is currently exploring his next founding engineer role.

Current Focus

Suyank is actively looking for a founding engineer role at an early-stage startup where he can own product and engineering end-to-end. His search is focused on companies building in consumer and B2B SaaS categories, where zero-to-one product work and fast iteration are the mandate.

Building From Zero at HeyHey

At HeyHey, Suyank joined as Head of Technology and took on the full engineering scope of a creator platform. He built and launched an NFT marketplace end-to-end at a time when smart contract development had few references, learning and shipping the full stack from Solidity contracts to a Web3.js-integrated frontend in under two months. The launch generated significant revenue for the company.

He also took over a React Native mobile app that had been outsourced to a third party, rebuilt the component architecture from scratch, standardized styling and atomic structure, and shipped improvements that let the team write new features faster while visibly improving the user experience.

Shipping Fast at Segwise

At Segwise, Suyank was a Founding Engineer responsible for shipping the first version of Segwise.ai, a product analytics platform for product managers covering onboarding, acquisition, retention, and activation data. The team shipped a working product in one month to support a fundraise, with Suyank making deliberate tradeoffs on design system investment to hit the deadline. After the raise, he led the revamp of the codebase and design system.

Bringing Standards to Scale at CodeRabbit

On contract at CodeRabbit, Suyank was brought in specifically to address maintainability and scalability issues in a codebase with too many engineers moving in different directions. He designed and built an internal NPM package covering shared UI components, utilities, compressed SVGs, and a centralized theme, then handed it off with documentation and a GitHub Actions deployment pipeline. He also moved billing management in-house by integrating Chargebee APIs directly, replacing external redirects with a native platform experience.