Apr 2025 – Present · 11 mos · Remote

Apr 2025 – Present · 11 mos · Remote

May 2024 – Jun 2025 · 1 yr 1 mo · Banglore · On-site

Aug 2023 – Mar 2024 · 7 mos · London, England, United Kingdom · Remote

Jun 2023 – Dec 2023 · 6 mos · India · Remote

Feb 2023 – Aug 2023 · 6 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · Hybrid

Nov 2022 – Jan 2023 · 2 mos · Remote

Oct 2022 – Feb 2023 · 4 mos

Sep 2022 – Jan 2023 · 4 mos · Remote

Aug 2022 – Nov 2022 · 3 mos · Remote

Jul 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 8 mos · Remote

Jun 2022 – Jul 2022 · 1 mo · Remote

Feb 2022 – Jun 2022 · 4 mos

Feb 2022 – Feb 2022 · 0 mo

Jan 2022 – Mar 2022 · 2 mos · remote

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Oct 2021 – Feb 2022 · 4 mos · India

Aug 2021 – Dec 2021 · 4 mos · New Delhi, Delhi, India

Aug 2021 – Dec 2021 · 4 mos · New Delhi, Delhi, India

Apr 2021 – Apr 2021 · 0 mo · New Delhi, Delhi, India

• Worked on a particular product the startup was trying to launch by the name of Drozee.
• Industry: Bean Bags
• I planned the following for them :
• 1. Financial Model according to the numbers provided
• 2. Digital Marketing Campaigns with costs involved
• 3. Branding Guidlelines
• 4. Connected to various people who were going to do different works in the specified budget given

Jan 2021 – Apr 2021 · 3 mos · Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

• I joined VGU-TBI as Incubation Manger.
• When I joined there, the incubation center, was still under development. Everything needed to be done from scratch.
• Works that I did in my period :
• 1. Preparing logo
• 2. Preparing Brand Kit, Colour Scheme
• 3. Conducted 1 offline event with a participation of 100+ guests on 13th Feb 2021
• 4. Conducted 2 Online workshops
• 5. Conducted 10+ Industry sessions
• 6. Tried to start an Incubation Programme
• 7. Sold 4 seats of Co-working space
• I learnt a lot about event management and micromanagement. Also built my connections over in Jaipur reason. Detected issues with Jaipur ecosystem and tried to solve them in my time I was there.

Jan 2020 – Apr 2020 · 3 mos

• I joined here as Business Developer. Later on, I was also promoted as co-founder.
• Works I did :
• 1. Preparing the technical framework required
• 2. Making a team of people to work on that
• 3. Working on SOS medicine delivery services
• 4. Building a financial model around 60 min delivery of medicine
• 5. Connecting with doctors and do other things necessary
• As a co-founder, I was given 15% equity vested over 3 years.
• Revenues :
• FY 18-19 : 3.8 cr
• FY 19-20 : 4.5 cr
• I left the startup for the following reasons :
• 1. Paperwork and Legal work was not done at the time
• 2. The business model was working up on LOC, and so a lot of changes were required, and they were not ready to do the same.
• 3. Again when things came down at budgeting, the company was not ready to spend anything.
• So my personal learning was great there, but I was not able to execute a lot of things as the budget was not being given for anything and further lockdown started from March 2021. So as I was not able to move and do tie-ups with the doctors.
• I left the startup, and gave up the equity part too, upon the advice of 2-3 different mentors.
• It was a good learning experience but only if they would have been more flexible in their approach we could have done much better.

Nov 2019 – Jan 2020 · 2 mos

• I joined here as Business Developer. Later on, I was also promoted as co-founder.
• Works I did :
• 1. Preparing the technical framework required
• 2. Making a team of people to work on that
• 3. Working on SOS medicine delivery services
• 4. Building a financial model around 60 min delivery of medicine
• 5. Connecting with doctors and do other things necessary
• As a co-founder, I was given 15% equity vested over 3 years.
• Revenues :
• FY 18-19 : 3.8 cr
• FY 19-20 : 4.5 cr
• I left the startup for the following reasons :
• 1. Paperwork and Legal work was not done at the time
• 2. The business model was working up on LOC, and so a lot of changes were required, and they were not ready to do the same.
• 3. Again when things came down at budgeting, the company was not ready to spend anything.
• So my personal learning was great there, but I was not able to execute a lot of things as the budget was not being given for anything and further lockdown started from March 2021. So as I was not able to move and do tie-ups with the doctors.
• I left the startup, and gave up the equity part too, upon the advice of 2-3 different mentors.
• It was a good learning experience but only if they would have been more flexible in their approach we could have done much better.

Sep 2019 – Nov 2019 · 2 mos

• The Capital Wizards is registered as TCAPWIZ Consulting LLP in Hyderabad Telangana.
• The Capital Wizards is Primarily focused on helping Start-Up Companies in raising funds via our strong Investor connect comprising of VC's, Angel's and HNI's.
• In the initial days, I worked with the core team in a lot of domains. My main work was to interact with startups, understand their needs and reuqirment and then see how we can assist them with that.

Aug 2019 – Sep 2019 · 1 mo

Aug 2019 – Feb 2020 · 6 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• Startup Monk is a community platform bringing the stakeholders of the Indian Startup Ecosystem together. We envision to forge a more comprehensible, easily penetrable and additionally, an embracing entrepreneurial ecosystem.
• Furthermore, we aim to expand the current ecosystem, which is currently focused more in and around metros, to tier 2 and tier 3 cities, smaller towns and villages. India has no dearth of dreamers, thinkers, innovators, and inventors.
• If provided the equitable opportunities, adequate resources, and the ideal environment, entrepreneurs from even these non-metros have the potential to build startups and companies that can compete and impact not just at home, but at a global level too.
• I worked under Shivesh sir, founder of the startup and learnt a lot. As the team was very small and we were still deciding on the services to be pushed to the market. I worked in a lot of things, connecting colleges, hosting events, getting guests, raising sponsorships, trying to start an e-commerce store too, and tried to set up an incubator too.
• It was a great experience working under a mentor and I learnt a lot of things here.

Aug 2019 – Aug 2019 · 0 mo · New Delhi Area, India

• As I had already had experience with Product Management, so I tried to fiddle my hands again here. So we needed a new website. So I researched a lot of different websites and understood their User Flow.
• Based on those learnings and accomodating the services we had to offer, I made a new user flow, and wireframe for the website. I also coordinated with the freelancers to understand the tech stack they were using.

Jun 2019 – Aug 2019 · 2 mos · New Delhi Area, India

May 2019 – Jul 2019 · 2 mos · Noida Area, India

• I joined an internship to work on Machine learning. Yeas. I was a coder too and worked primarily in ML and DL. Was trying to explore use cases in real life. So I wanted to work on some projects. I am an engineer anyways. I don't remember much of coding now ( as of May 2021 )
• But instead of working on Software Development and coding, I got involved with the Product Development guys. And then i worked on product development. I worked to understand the value of UI and UX and some basic practices to be followed. I got introduced to tools like Balsemic , Figma and Marvel for wireframing and prototyping.

Jan 2019 – Mar 2019 · 2 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• During my time with my own startup and IEEE, I had developed an extensive network in colleges across Delhi NCR. So I started my Internship as a Business Developer, and my responsibility was to conduct events and get them traction from colleges.
• During my period, I did, 5 events with them. We gained some traction but it was not much effective as students were having their exams in colleges so the participation was quite low. Also as it was an unpaid internship, and I was the only intern, there were high expectations from me, and I was not able to generate such a crowd in events. As there were no campaigns or digital activities by them, so everything had to be done offline.
• And I was alone responsible for the following :
• 1. Connecting with college
• 2. Connecting with different societies
• 3. Fixing meetings and deciding the date
• 4. Getting permission from college for use of auditorium in some cases
• 5. Looking after promotions in that college
• 6. Registration
• And I had no prior experience in conducting events, so I was not too efficient at that time. But I was able to pull off some events.

Oct 2018 – Mar 2019 · 5 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• Domain: Hyper-Local Social Media bringing shops and people in the near vicinity in touch with each other
• Tripy World was started by some college friends in 3rd year of college and some seniors also. As I was into startups, they asked me to help them with Bussiness Development, building financial model and help them raise funding.
• I worked with them for some months, we got the app launched and we got 1000+ downloads in a week too in Beta testing. The startup was bootstrapped. We connected with more than 100 shops in Delhi, particularly in the Rohini region.
• We got incubation support too. But we were not able to raise funds. So we had to eventually shut it down as we could have earned good revenues only when the volume would have been large and for that, we needed to raise funding.
• Again we were all college students, so we were unaware of many things that I am now. But it was a great experience connecting with the shop owners, listening to them, and bringing them onboard. Also, we had wasted a lot of financial resources in the early days.

Jul 2018 – Sep 2018 · 2 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• Domain: Stationery, especially books renting for college students
• ReadersCrib is an e-commerce marketplace for renting books. It allows users to rent books from their nearest stores. It makes sure that books get delivered within 3 hours at the doorstep. Customers have the liberty to select from a wide variety of books ranging from novels to college books.
• Started by students of NSUT in 3rd of engineering, the startup was registered under Startup India and also got funds from NSIT-TBI.
• My work was mainly concerned with tying up with college communities in Delhi-NCR. I was just starting up in Marketing and to increase sales. Further, I had to develop awareness about the startup in the colleges and also to create and engage with the community over there.
• The startup was operational for 2-3 years. After passing out from the college the founders got good jobs and the startup was left in shambles and eventually they shut it down.
• Guess this was my 1st internship ever. Learnt a bit, but looking back at it in 2021 now, I feel I could have done much more and learnt much more.

Jun 2018 – Jul 2019 · 1 yr 1 mo · New Delhi Area, India

Mar 2018 – Apr 2018 · 1 mo · CSIR, Pune

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• So I had the initial idea of developing this algorithm to predict the risk factor of Dengue by using the location of a person from his phone.
• So our team of 8 people then started with the initial idea and submitted a basic plan on how to build it. Well, there were a lot of hiccups. The results due in November were announced in February.
• I worked on developing the logic for the coding to be done and later I implemented Machine Learning algorithms to make the accuracy better.
• It was fun doing the project and I learnt a lot about selecting the parameters and thinking of the boundary conditions.

Feb 2018 – Mar 2018 · 1 mo · New Delhi Area, India

• To help the community and to do some side hustle for a few extra bucks, I single handily organized a workshop on the Basics of Python Language. I announced in every classroom of 1st-year students about the workshop and why they should join.
• I managed everything :
• 1. Offline Announcements in every class
• 2. WhatsApp circulation in groups
• 3. Preparing the content
• 4. Calling the leads
• 5. Managining the money and maintaining payment record ( as everything was offline )
• 6. Setting up the class
• 7. Delivering the content
• Money Charged : INR 500 per studnet
• Number of Days : 5 Days
• Number if hours each session : 1.5 hr class + 30 mins doubts
• Number of students I got : 180 students registered , 104 students paid and 92 students completed the workshop
• Revenue Made : 500 * 104 = INR 52,000 i.e. 52k
• A single guy was able to do this revenue in his own college, so you see side hustle in college makes a lot of money.
• 25 hours devoted to this session max , 52k made. Putting me at approx 2000 per hour. And trust me, if I can do it, then anyone can easily.
• Lesser students are in the photo than the real class.

Jan 2018 – Jan 2019 · 1 yr · New Delhi Area, India

• My work as External Affair Head was to connect with various colleges all over India and to establish a distribution channel for the promotion of our sessions, workshops, and events to gather a maximum audience.
• I was responsible for making and managing a team of 10 people under External Affairs.
• As I was already into the startup ecosystem, this helped me to build a network with different colleges pan India.

Jul 2017 – Nov 2017 · 4 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• Being the publicity coordinator, my work was to connect with various colleges all over India and to establish a distribution channel for the promotion of our sessions, workshops, and events to gather a maximum audience. I was responsible for Inter college and intra college publicity and circulation of advt for events and workshops.
• As i was already in the process of starting my own startup, so this role helped me to develop the communication skills necessary and helped me to learn a lot of negotiations too.
• Colleges connected : 18 colleges
• Events conducted : 1 Major events and 6-7 workshops

Sep 2017 – Dec 2017 · 3 mos · Janakpuri, New Delhi, India

• Alongside developing my skills in coding and trying to start my own startup, I joined Takshila Academy as a faculty. I wanted to understand more about the problems students faced there as my startup was in the same domain and they were my direct audience.
• Post : Science Faculty
• Classes : 8th, 9th , 10th
• Batches : In total 12 Batches I used to teach distributed over 4 different centers
• Total Students taught : 240-280 students
• Salary : INR 35k per month
• Also I developed tests and moudles for the students to help them do better in studies and provided them for free of cost to be used. Also provided the modules to stduents for free of cost.
• I left cause the working environment was non conductive. Frankly speaking they were trying to hire teachers at very low cost. And proper resposne was not given to me. Also I was wokring on my own startup so it went very hectic for me.

Aug 2017 – Aug 2018 · 1 yr · New Delhi Area, India

Jul 2016 – Dec 2016 · 5 mos · Kohat Enclave, New Delhi , India

• I joined Pinnacle Coaching as a chemistry faculty just after joining my college. I had a good score in Chemistry in JEE mains. And then I was able to clear their test for teaching chemistry. I was the youngest teacher there at that time. I was 18 at that time.
• Batches : 3 Batches and Doubt sessions
• Subject : Chemistry for IIT JEE and Chemistry for 12th boards
• Number of students : Approx 80 students with the batch combined
• Time Span : 6 months
• Payment : INR 500 per hour ( well it was good money for 1st-year college student )
• Days : Weekend Batches 2 hours a batch, 3 batches per day on Saturday and Sunday
• I left the coaching as I wanted to do more in life and I wanted to start my own startup and get into coding totally.