Akash Tom is a Product Engineer with six years of experience building user-focused web applications from Pune, India. At Frappe he has progressed from Engineer to Product Engineer, contributing across the stack and shipping pragmatic features that improve usability and maintainability. His open-source work on notable Frappe projects includes front-end UX refactors for Drive—adding grid view, search, selection and commenting—and back-end payroll and attendance enhancements that added shift-aware reporting and filters. He combines a strong UI sensibility with backend data-structure optimizations, showing comfort moving between component design and systems logic. Known for shipping quickly (as his GitHub bio puts it), he pairs rapid iteration with attention to code quality and user navigation. A Mumbai University graduate in Information Technology, he brings disciplined engineering and a knack for turning product needs into polished, actionable features.
6 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Information Technology, 8.37, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Information Technology, 8.37 at University of Mumbai
ISC, Science, 90.5%, ISC, Science, 90.5% at Hutchings High School & Junior College
100% open source file storage, sharing, and collaboration
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:166 commits, 26 PRs, 203 pushes in 4 months
Contributions summary:Akash primarily focused on UI/UX improvements and component updates within the Frappe Drive project. They refactored the sidebar and implemented a grid view for file organization, enhancing user navigation. The user contributed to the UI by adding features like select, search, and comment options to create an improved and user-friendly interface. The code changes indicate an understanding of component design and a focus on improving the overall user experience.
Contributions:26 reviews, 242 PRs, 180 pushes in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Akash primarily worked on implementing and improving the functionality of a payroll system. Their contributions focused on shift assignment features and a new attendance report, including features such as adding a "Shift" field to attendance requests, creating a shift attendance report, and implementing filters. Furthermore, their work extended to optimizing the use of data structures and improving code quality.
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