Quietly buildingthe systemsthat run digital stores.
CS engineer working at the intersection of e‑commerce operations, AI automation, and systems design. I show what I build. I don’t talk about what I haven’t.
High‑rise. Editorial composition.
Not a list of services. A list of obsessions.
I design automation systems for e‑commerce operations.
Order flows, inventory sync, customer service, retention. The unglamorous spine that lets a store run without someone refreshing tabs at 2am.
I operate across a private portfolio of digital properties.
Real stores. Real revenue. Real failures. Everything I write here comes out of running them, not reading about them.
I build in public — slowly, without hype.
No launches before the thing is ready. No screenshots of dashboards on day one. The work has to compound before it deserves to be talked about.
I help D2C founders scale operations without scaling headcount.
The next hire is usually not a person. It’s a workflow. My commercial work lives at digitalshijil.com.
What’s on the bench right now.
Not a portfolio of finished things. A live cross‑section of what I’m actually working on this week.
Field notes from the operations floor.
A short list. Earned, not borrowed.
If you run a D2C team and you’re tired of doing everything by hand —
my commercial work lives at digitalshijil.com. Fixed‑scope automation systems and operational workflows for lean teams. No retainers. No fluff. Built once, runs forever.
Visit Digital Shijil ↗I’m packaging the things I’ve already built.
SOPs, workflow templates, prompt packs, operational playbooks — pulled directly from running real stores. Be the first to know when they ship.