Always been very interested in building products from scratch and taking it to the moon. I have been very lucky to be always close to the stakeholders and customers. From taking first hand requirements to building POCs, I enjoy every bit of it.

Because of this keen interest, I have been working in tech space from last 5+ years. During these years, have worked with variety of clients around the world and understood their pain points, built solutions that could cut through their time consumption.

There's something magical about the zero-to-one journey. The late nights whiteboarding architecture, the first deploy to production, watching real users interact with something that didn't exist weeks ago. It's addictive in the best possible way.

Open source shaped who I am as a developer. Every library I use, every framework I build with—someone gave their time freely. Contributing back isn't just about code; it's about being part of something larger than yourself.

I believe in building in public. Sharing the wins, the failures, the lessons learned. The tech community has given me so much—mentors I've never met, solutions to problems at 2 AM, inspiration from projects I stumble upon. Paying it forward is the least I can do.

Technology moves fast. What's cutting-edge today is legacy tomorrow. But that's not a burden—it's a privilege. Every new tool, every paradigm shift, is an opportunity to see problems from a fresh angle.

Currently deep-diving into AI orchestration patterns, vector databases, and the infrastructure that makes intelligent systems reliable at scale. The intersection of data engineering and AI is where the most interesting problems live right now.

Outside of tech, I'm fascinated by how things work—systems thinking, behavioral psychology, design principles. Great software is ultimately about understanding people, not just machines.