Engineer first. Community builder, always.

While still in college, I started building communities. Led the Developer Student Club at my campus, organized 20+ workshops, mentored 1000+ students through Google's Applied CS program, and was selected by NITI Aayog as a Mentor of Change. I learned early that community compounds faster than anything you build alone.

Spent a decade as an Android engineer building products at real scale — Doubtnut (ed-tech, 1M+ installs), Zee5 (OTT platform, 100M+ installs), and with Google through Oppia Foundation and Ground-Android. Became a Google Summer of Code mentor. Built things that had real users, real crashes, and real deadlines.

Founded AndroidEngineers — a community that grew to 55k+ across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and Substack. Deep-dive technical content on Android, Kotlin, Compose, and architecture. Became the Koin Champions Program Lead. Started speaking at GDGs, startups through EChai and TiE. The shift wasn't planned — it happened because people kept asking me to explain things.

Joined Agora as Field Product & Developer Evangelist. Recognized by Google as a Developer Expert for Android. Now I help developers build real-time applications with Agora's platform — through sample apps, technical content, developer feedback loops, and community engagement. The engineering background isn't the past — it's the reason developers trust what I build and say.