Divyansh Sachdeva

Co-Founder

Gurugram, Haryana, India5 yrs 1 mo experience

Highly Stable

Key Highlights

Co-founded a successful website development agency.
Planned a fintech investment platform for startups.
Developed a food delivery app during teenage years.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a dynamic entrepreneur with expertise in Web Development and Fintech.

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Skills

Core Skills

ManagementLeadershipWeb DevelopmentClient ManagementBusiness StrategyInvestment ManagementMobile Application DevelopmentSales ManagementCustomer Engagement

Other Skills

Director levelManagement ProfessionalStart-up LeadershipWeb DesignJavaScriptNode.jsElementorWordPressBusiness PlanningInvestmentsAndroid DevelopmentSalesCommunicationRetail SalesRestaurant Marketing

About

Hi, this is Divyansh. I come from a tech background. I love exploring and sharing things about entrepreneurship. If you are building or leading something, let’s connect. I enjoy hearing what people are creating, and I can help through my network if needed. My story: When I was in Class 10th (around 14 years old), I watched a movie. It was not about business, but it pushed me to dream big. I wanted to build something like Google, A full ecosystem where people around the world connect with my products, brands, and services. If you want to reach me, write to me at divyansh[@]withtrams.com.

Experience

5 yrs 1 mo

Total Experience

3 yrs 11 mos

Average Tenure

1 yr 5 mos

Current Experience

Trams

Co-Founder & Intern

Dec 2024 – Present · 1 yr 5 mos · London, United Kingdom · On-site

Director levelManagement ProfessionalManagementLeadership

Websiteble

Managing Partner

Apr 2021 – Mar 2025 · 3 yrs 11 mos · Gurugram · Remote

When I turned 20, I asked my friends to come together and start a website development and marketing agency with me.
What I accomplished:
1. Built strong relationships
2. Worked with 150+ clients
3. Delivered 350+ websites
4. Helped clients fix hacked sites
5. Connected with many people
What I learnt:
1. Say "NO" when needed
2. Learn from others’ wins and mistakes
3. It's okay to raise your price
4. Don’t depend on one person or one source

Start-up LeadershipWeb DesignJavaScriptNode.jsElementorWordPress+2

Uprise bank

Paused for future

Aug 2019 – Mar 2020 · 7 mos · Gurugram · On-site

When I was 18, I had a strong interest in banking and fintech. I started planning a platform where anyone could invest in startups using crypto and manage simple banking.
I had to pause the idea because of legal limits. I am working on it again and will launch it in the future.
What I accomplished:
1. Registered a private limited company.
2. Registered my first trademark.
3. Spoke with legal experts.
4. Built many helpful connections.
5. Formed a big team, even though some members were not serious.
What I learnt:
1. Always talk to experts before you start.
2. It is okay to ask for help and guidance.
3. Do not be shy to take the next step.
4. Hire the right people and choose co-founders carefully.
5. Learn from co-founders mistakes and avoid repeating them.

Business PlanningInvestmentsBusiness StrategyInvestment Management

Edukreta

Solopreneur

Jan 2019 – May 2019 · 4 mos · Ferozepur Jhirka · Hybrid

When I turned 18, after closing foodGRILL and starting my new college semester, I planned to launch a mobile app for colleges and universities.
What I learnt:
1. Don’t wait for a perfect app
2. You need people around you, co-founders, and a team
3. Show up and tell people what you are building
4. Staying consistent matters the most

Android DevelopmentMobile Application Development

Foodgrill

Co-Founder

May 2018 – Nov 2018 · 6 mos · Bhiwani · Hybrid

When I was 17, my cousin motivated me to build something like Zomato and Foodpanda for our city.
What I accomplished:
1. Built the androind mobile app
2. Brought people together and formed a team
3. Figured out which work fits best for each person
What I learnt:
1. Negative feedback will always come. Improve from it and don’t take it personally.
2. Picking the right team members who share the same vision and priorities matters a lot.

SalesCommunicationRetail SalesRestaurant MarketingSales ManagementCustomer Engagement

Sachtech

Teen business dreamer

Oct 2016 – Nov 2016 · 1 mo · Ferozepur Jhirka · On-site

When I was 15, a movie pushed me to dream of building something big like Google.
What I accomplished:
I made my first no code website.
What I learnt:
1. Execution and dedication matter more than dreaming and talking.
2. Before choosing a brand name, always check the trademark.