I`ve been passionate about coding right from my childhood. I still remember my tryst with coding which started with me learning HTML back in 5th grade. A geek ever since, I`ve explored in`s and outs of computing, right from the good ol` hardware side to the latest languages & frameworks. Ever since getting my very own computer I started my deep dive into coding by getting acquainted with microcontrollers and microprocessors after completing my 10th grade. I`ve had a comfortable stay for a few years with C, C++, and Embedded C during those days later dabbling with Arduino and STM32 Microcontrollers. On joining college, I had a short sojourn with Java which since then I started despising (personal opinion). I`ve always believed in choosing the right language/tool for the job rather than trying to fit the requirement in a particular language. This led me to think in a language-agnostic way which has led to where I am today. During my internship, while working on an IoT application I had a run-in with Ruby whose philosophies I was in love with and embraced wholeheartedly. A few months later I had the chance to explore Python, which since then has become my go-to language of choice. Currently, I write my applications majorly in Python but occasionally use other languages as per the requirements. In between all of these I`ve also explored and worked professionally on things to do with DevOps which I`ve always been curious about. I started with purchasing shared hosting servers and quickly moved on to VPS`s to the proper cloud services. I`ve worked on Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Google Cloud and Jenkins. Being a tinkerer since my childhood, I`m currently checking out ES 6, React && Golang. In the future, I plan on connecting these dots along with years of experience into becoming a successful product architect, developing systems that run at scale. I`m currently looking for an opportunity to join a company that helps me work on some kick-ass systems. ©

Dreamed to be a game developer, ended up with entity framework on on monitor and SQL profiler on another. Trying to make enterprise not bloody. ©