- Who is Manish Bisht?
- Manish Bisht is a Staff Engineer at VideoVerse based in India, with a decade of experience across product, frontend, backend, and platform engineering. He works backwards from the customer problem, ships the smallest thing that solves it, and builds the engineering rigour to make it last.
- Where has Manish Bisht worked?
- VideoVerse (Staff Engineer since January 2025, Lead Engineer in 2024), Let's Dive (Software Development Engineer II, 2020–2023), BookMyShow (Software Development Engineer, 2019–2020), and Covalent Capital (Software Engineer, 2018–2019). Earlier he interned at BlueCube Network and founded Run4Offers in 2015.
- What does Manish Bisht specialise in?
- Customer-led product engineering; React, TypeScript, and frontend systems such as module federation, design systems, and Web Vitals performance; CI/CD and monorepo tooling (Turborepo, Nx); applied AI including LLM integration, RAG, MCP servers, and agentic workflows; and engineering leadership through mentorship, RFCs, and on-call culture.
- What are some of his notable results?
- He cut p95 latency 38% on a real-time video editor at VideoVerse, re-architected BookMyShow checkout from a coupled monolith into a federated platform across six markets, reduced CI build time from 14 minutes to 2.9 minutes across a 12-package monorepo, and drove server errors down 94% against a Q3 2022 baseline.
- What open source work has he done?
- He was a Google Summer of Code 2017 student on phpMyAdmin core, and in 2018 completed a six-week Facebook Open Source mentorship contributing to Facebook Instant Articles.
- Is Manish Bisht available for hire or consulting?
- Yes. He is open to staff and principal engineering roles, selective freelance work, and consulting engagements in frontend architecture, backend and platform work, applied AI, and developer productivity. He takes one or two clients at a time and replies within 24 hours.
- How can I contact Manish Bisht?
- Email [email protected], or reach him on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/manishbisht02 or GitHub at github.com/manishbisht.