# Raj Bhensdadiya > Raj Bhensdadiya is a software engineer in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and the Founding Software Engineer at Floe Labs. He has 5 years of experience building production software, and most of what he builds now has an agent in it. He holds an MEng in Software Engineering from Concordia University, completed in April 2026, and is open to full-time software engineering roles, in Montreal or fully remote. Raj works in TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java, and SQL. On the frontend that means React and Next.js. On the backend, Node.js, Hono, Express, FastAPI, and Django, over Postgres. His AI work uses the OpenAI API, the Claude API and Anthropic SDK, Model Context Protocol (MCP), retrieval and vector search, LangChain, and CrewAI. Before Floe Labs he was a Frontend Engineer at Chorus One (Feb 2024 to Jul 2025) and a Software Engineer at Rejoicehub Solutions (Jan 2022 to Jul 2023). The full version of this file, with the complete work history, project write-ups, skills, and education, is at https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/llms-full.txt. ## Pages - [Home](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/): Who Raj is, what he has shipped, and the role he is in now. - [About](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/about): Background, education, and how he works. - [Experience](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/experience): Work history at Floe Labs, Chorus One, and Rejoicehub Solutions, with the numbers from each role. - [Projects](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects): Every project, each one linking to a write-up with the problem, what he built, and what came of it. - [Blog](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/blogs): Technical writing on JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and frontend architecture. - [Contact](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/contact): Email, LinkedIn, GitHub, the resume PDF, and where he is based. ## Experience - [Founding Software Engineer, Floe Labs (Aug 2025 to Present)](https://floefinance.com): Payments and metering infrastructure for AI agents, built from an empty repo. The API meters what an agent spends and enforces its limits before money moves. The gateway in front of it routes model and voice calls across 20 providers. - [Frontend Engineer, Chorus One (Feb 2024 to Jul 2025)](https://chorus.one): Frontend on the institutional staking rewards platform. Most of my time went to two things: making it fast, and keeping defective builds out of production. - [Software Engineer, Rejoicehub Solutions (Jan 2022 to Jul 2023)](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/experience): Team lead on client web apps in React and Node.js, usually several running at the same time. ## Projects - [Floe Labs](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/floe-labs): Payments and metering infrastructure for AI agents. The API meters every call an agent makes and enforces its spend limits before money moves, and an OpenAI-compatible gateway in front of it routes 125 models across 20 providers. I built the API, the console, the gateway, the voice platform, the CLI, and the deploy pipeline. Live: https://floefinance.com. - [Neyo: AI Agent Engine](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/neyo-ai-agent-engine): Production AI SaaS platform: a Claude-powered agent engine in Rails plus the full React/TypeScript frontend, built end to end in 2 months. Live: https://www.neyo.ai/. - [Quellit AI](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/quellit-ai): Quellit AI runs end-to-end web QA with a multi-agent engine. It reads a team's Jira, GitHub, and Figma requirements, writes the test cases from them, and then drives a real cloud browser to execute and verify each one. Live: https://www.quellit.ai. - [Docubark](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/docubark): An AI platform for third-party risk management (TPRM). It reads vendor documents and questionnaires so an organization can score its vendors and keep watching them. Live: https://docubark.com/. - [PDF GPT: Your Personal PDF Assistant](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/pdf-gpt): A PDF assistant that answers questions about your files. It summarizes a document, pulls text out of it, and keeps the whole exchange in one chat. Live: https://pdf-gpt.rajbhensdadiya.com/. - [Event Ticketing Platform](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/event-ticketing-platform): An event ticketing platform for creating and running events, selling tickets, and tracking registrations. It scans QR code tickets at the door, emails attendees on its own, and shows the organizer live analytics. Live: https://buzzticks.com/. - [Virtual Production](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/projects/virtual-production): A virtual production platform: scene management, a shared asset library, and the collaboration tools a crew works in. Live: https://vu.studio/. ## Writing - [Understanding the Virtual DOM: Why It Matters for Frontend Developers](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/blogs/understanding-the-virtual-dom): What the Virtual DOM is, how it works, and why it matters for frontend developers, with real examples and React snippets to make it click. - [Why I Switched to TypeScript (And Why You Should Too)](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/blogs/typescript-vs-javascript): Why I switched to TypeScript and why you should too: the benefits of using it in real projects, and how it improves the quality of the code you ship. - [Modern JavaScript: All About Array Methods](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/blogs/modern-javascript-all-about-array-methods): The JavaScript array methods worth knowing (map, filter, reduce and the rest) and how to use them for array manipulation and data transformation. ## Contact - [Email](mailto:rajpatel001225@gmail.com): rajpatel001225@gmail.com. The fastest way to reach him. - [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/in/raj-bhensdadiya): Profile and work history. - [GitHub](https://github.com/rajbhensdadiya): Open-source and personal repositories. ## Optional - [Resume (PDF)](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/resume.pdf): One-page resume, the canonical source for dates and titles. - [RSS feed](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/feed.xml): Blog feed in RSS 2.0. - [Sitemap](https://www.rajbhensdadiya.com/sitemap.xml): Every indexable URL on the site.