A self-taught software engineer with a strong foundation in backend development and enterprise web platforms, I enjoy building reliable systems that solve real-world problems. Over the years, I have worked extensively with Java, Spring Boot, and Liferay, shaping scalable solutions and continuously refining my approach to clean architecture and system design.

My journey into technology began long before my professional career. As a curious teenager fascinated by how computers respond to human inputs, I started experimenting with blogs and no-code website builders. This curiosity eventually turned into a passion when I launched my first tech blog in 2013, thetechdaily — a small step that quietly shaped my future. I later launched Englishmadeasy.net – an Edu-blog that provides chapter wise study materials for English Common Course text, Kannur University.

I hold a Master’s degree in Digital Journalism from Loyola College, Chennai. After graduation, I began my career in the corporate world as a graphic designer, but my inclination towards technology soon opened the door to software engineering. With no formal engineering background, I committed myself to learning programming from scratch — a decision that continues to define my professional identity today.

I am deeply interested in startups, product thinking, graphic design, technology blogging, photography, and start-ups.

Today, I spend my days (and often nights) immersing myself in the art of coding, turning complex requirements into simple, clean solutions. And when I step away from the screen, you will probably find me unwinding with a Rubik’s cube — still driven by the same curiosity to solve patterns, one twist at a time.