Srijan Samridh
Builder at heart. Engineer by craft. Product thinker by evolution. Obsessed with building systems that scale — and stories that last.
I didn’t start as an engineer. I started by running operations.
At 17, I was managing manufacturing workflows in a bootstrap apparel startup. I learned what pressure feels like when payroll depends on execution.
In college, I built communities, launched startups, shipped SaaS ideas, handled clients, failed fast, pivoted faster — and learned the difference between building features and building value.
Today at CoinDCX, I build fintech products used at scale — but I think in systems, trade-offs, metrics and long-term leverage.
The long-term goal? Build something category-defining.
15+
Client Projects Delivered
60%
Code Quality Improvement via CI
150+
Student Developers Community Built
Oct 2024 — Present
Associate Software Engineer — CoinDCX
Building fintech-grade consumer products used at scale. Collaborating across engineering, product and design to ship reliable systems and think beyond features toward long-term product outcomes.
Mar 2024 — Sep 2024
Engineering Intern — CoinDCX
Shipped production features for the Okto mobile application including Dark Mode and wallet integrations. Improved developer velocity and code quality through better engineering practices.
2022 — 2023
Co‑Founder — IndusianAssist Pvt. Ltd.
Built and operated a service-based IT company delivering web and mobile solutions. Led execution across delivery, clients and early product experimentation.
2019 — 2022
Early Entrepreneurship & Community Building
Explored blogging, digital communities and early product ideas. Learned the difference between building technology and building value.
2018 — 2019
Operations — Megha Trading Co.
Handled operational responsibilities in a bootstrap apparel business. Learned execution discipline where decisions affected real-world outcomes.
Now
Back to the Present
Today the focus is evolving from pure engineering toward building products and systems with long-term leverage — combining technical depth with product thinking.
What’s Next?
I’m transitioning from pure engineering to product leadership — studying metrics, North Star frameworks, experimentation systems, and how great companies scale.
In the coming years, I aim to build technology companies that don’t just ship features — but shift industries.