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NEAL SHARMA / LEXINGTON, KY

I build practical software for problems where the details matter.

My background is in healthcare technology, where I work with SQL, integrations, and systems people rely on every day. I'm bringing that experience into fintech and financial software through products I build and use myself.

HOW I THINK

The work I enjoy most starts with a messy process, unclear data, or two systems that do not quite agree.

FEATURED WORK / 01—03

A few things I've built.

These projects best show how I work: what I wanted to solve, how I approached it, and where the work stands today.

01
FINTECH · PERSONAL FINANCE● ACTIVE BUILD

Delphi

A personal finance app that brings accounts, balances, transactions, debt, and progress into one place.

  • WhyI wanted a clearer view of my own finances and a product I could keep improving as I learn more about financial systems.
  • ApproachI started with the core financial data: accounts, balances, transactions, and historical snapshots.
  • Built withReact Native, Expo, TypeScript, and Supabase/Postgres, with each user's financial data kept separate.
  • StatusThe core account, balance, and transaction features are working. I use the app and continue to build on it.
TypeScriptReact NativeSupabasePostgreSQL
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Delphi, the portfolio's Chief Financial Officer
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERDelphi

Extremely qualified. Occasionally says “right meow.”

02
FINANCIAL RESEARCH · PYTHON● RESEARCH MODE

Trading Lab

A paper-trading research environment for testing market ideas and measuring results over time.

  • WhyAfter four years of trading and studying markets, I wanted a more disciplined way to test ideas and learn from the results.
  • ApproachStrategies are written down before testing, tracked with consistent metrics, and reviewed across a larger sample.
  • BoundaryThe project stays paper-only, and research results are kept separate from portfolio results.
  • StatusResearch is ongoing. Live trading is not enabled.
PythonSQLiteBacktestingMetrics
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03
COMMERCE · FULL STACK● PRE-LAUNCH

Nepali Threads

A family-built online store for Nepali goods, with the main storefront and checkout experience in place.

  • WhyMy family needed a real storefront for products they plan to sell, not just a portfolio demo.
  • ApproachI built the shopping, account, payment, order, and inventory workflows around how the business will operate.
  • ProgressIt began as a React/Django capstone and later became a rebuilt Next.js product.
  • StatusThe software is built and being prepared for the business launch.
Next.jsTypeScriptStripePostgreSQL
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HEALTH · MOBILE● ACTIVE BUILD

GainLog

A fitness and nutrition app for workouts, goals, trends, reminders, and Android Health Connect data.

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AI · SYSTEMS● ITERATING

Jarvis Command

A chat-first workspace for managing projects, tools, approvals, and AI-assisted workflows.

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EXPERIENCE

What I bring to the work.

I'm most interested in software and product roles in fintech, especially where data, integrations, and financial knowledge overlap.

01

Production systems

I support and troubleshoot software that people rely on for daily work.

02

SQL and data

I work with operational data, reporting, databases, and the details behind the numbers.

03

Integrations

I connect systems and work through the vendor, API, and workflow issues between them.

04

Financial products

I build with accounts, balances, transactions, market data, and financial reporting concepts.

05

Security mindset

I consider access, privacy, and least privilege from the beginning.

06

Product judgment

I decide what to build, what to leave out, and how to tell whether it is working.

07

AI-assisted development

I use AI tools heavily while remaining responsible for architecture, testing, and final decisions.

08

Market experience

I spent four years trading, analyzing markets, journaling decisions, and managing risk.

ABOUT

I started where software has to work.

Neal Sharma

My career started in healthcare technology, supporting PACS, databases, integrations, and infrastructure. It taught me how much good software depends on understanding the people, data, and workflows around it.

I later completed a 500-hour full-time software development program and kept building from there. I also spent four years trading and studying financial markets, which is a big part of why fintech feels like a natural next step.

Today I'm combining those areas through projects such as Delphi and Trading Lab. I'm looking for a role where I can keep building useful software, learn from a strong team, and contribute the experience I already have with production systems and financial analysis.

Lexington, KY. Family, lifting, finance, and an unreasonable amount of cat involvement in product naming.

NEAL SHARMA / 2026

I'm looking for the right next role in fintech or financial software.

I'm especially interested in software, product, and data-focused roles where practical experience across systems and finance is useful.