Delphi
An AI-powered personal finance companion built around financial context, useful decisions, and a slightly opinionated CFO.
Explore project ↗
Extremely qualified. Occasionally says “right meow.”
NEAL SHARMA / LEXINGTON, KY
Software developer and analyst working across finance, data, AI, and real-world systems. I like the messy problems: figuring out what matters, connecting the pieces, and building something that actually helps.
FINANCE · COMMERCE · HEALTH · AI
SELECTED WORK / 01—05
Not a wall of logos. These are the projects that best explain how I think — the problem, the decisions, the tradeoffs, and what I learned building them.
An AI-powered personal finance companion built around financial context, useful decisions, and a slightly opinionated CFO.
Explore project ↗
Extremely qualified. Occasionally says “right meow.”
An evidence-first environment for market research, explicit strategies, historical testing, paper proposals, and performance analysis.
Explore project ↗A family-built commerce product for Nepali goods with a React storefront, Django backend, authentication, APIs, and Stripe payments. The product is built; the business launch is still in progress.
Explore project ↗A mobile fitness and nutrition companion combining workouts, nutrition, goals, trends, reminders, and Android Health Connect data.
Explore project ↗A chat-first command center for persistent projects, tools, approvals, artifacts, and AI-assisted workflows.
Explore project ↗HOW I WORK
Fintech engineering and financial analysis are different roles, but they reward many of the same strengths: systems thinking, data fluency, and clear judgment.
Products, APIs, databases, integrations, and production-minded systems.
Financial context, market research, metrics, modeling, and decision support.
SQL, operational data, healthcare technology, troubleshooting, and automation.
Human-owned product decisions with AI-assisted implementation and reasoning.
ABOUT / THE THROUGH-LINE

My background is healthcare technology: PACS, databases, integrations, infrastructure, and production systems where accuracy and reliability aren’t abstract engineering goals.
That work pulled me deeper into SQL, development, automation, and systems thinking. Now I’m applying the same mindset to products of my own — from personal finance and trading research to fitness data and AI-native tools.
“I’m happiest somewhere between ‘why is this happening?’ and ‘I built something that fixes it.’”
Away from the terminal: finance, sports, lifting, and an unreasonable amount of cat involvement in product naming.
NEAL SHARMA / 2026
I’m exploring opportunities where software, finance, data, or AI overlap — especially roles where being comfortable across disciplines is an advantage.