Hi there! I’m a Senior Data Engineer and Python API Developer, but at heart, I’m just someone who’s always curious—about tech, about people, and about how things work beneath the surface.
Over the years, I’ve had the chance to work with a wide range of modern tools and technologies. I enjoy building smart solutions, automating the boring bits, and occasionally nudging AI to get things done faster. If there’s a lazy but clever way to do something, I’ll probably try it (and make it better!).
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But beyond code and systems, one thing that’s stayed constant in my life is teaching. I started mentoring back in my teenage years and since then, I’ve helped hundreds of students—some preparing for board/college exams, others chasing dreams of getting into well known and prestigious Engineering colleges like Indian/National Institute of Technology(IIT,NIT),
or simply trying to understand the beauty of Math and logic.
Lately, I work closely with aspiring engineers and early professionals, helping them build a solid foundation in Python, Statistics, Data Engineering, and Interview Prep. I hold a B.Tech in Computer Science and qualified AIEEE (now IIT-JEE Mains) in 2012.
I can proudly say that many of the students I’ve mentored over the years have gone on to become doctors and engineers. Some made it to well-reputed colleges across India, and a few even made their way abroad for higher studies.
But what truly makes me smile — and honestly, makes me even prouder — is knowing that some of my mentees, especially in the IT industry, have landed jobs with better pay packages than mine. And they still credit my guidance for being part of that journey.
That’s the real reward, isn’t it?
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When I’m not deep in code or teaching, I love diving into topics like behavioral psychology and the Indian polity. On quieter days, I write short stories, or experiment with rhymes and poetry—just for the joy of it.
More than anything, I believe education should be affordable and accessible to everyone, no matter where they come from. That belief keeps me going.
Philosophically? I lean toward Indian Lokayat thought and a bit of Western Existentialism—but at the end of the day, I think real life teaches you more than any book ever can.