The full
story.

I started as a freelance full-stack developer four years of raw, direct client work. No team to fall back on, no playbook to follow. Every project was a new problem, every deadline was personal, and every delivery was mine alone. That period didn't just teach me how to code it taught me how to think, ship, and own outcomes.

Then came my first corporate role at ency Consulting. Eight months in Bengaluru. It was my introduction to enterprise systems, team dynamics, and the humbling reality of working inside a structure. I made real mistakes there and I'm grateful for every single one. That experience sharpened my understanding of professional delivery, Python-backed architectures, and what it truly takes to create business value inside constraints.

From there, I joined Ooumph and MyFinfi as a Software Engineer building scalable architectures, shipping rapid proofs of concept, researching emerging technologies, and solving complex engineering problems across the full stack. These were the years that converted raw ability into systems-level thinking.

Then I made the decision that changed everything: I stopped building for other people and started building for myself.