1️⃣ The Office Desk That Started It All
“Every professional journey begins with a seat — mine just had wheels in the background.”
Before I ever wrote a line of code, I was managing customer records, service schedules, and billing operations at Tata Motors. My role as a Service Advisor and Accounts Head kept me close to business systems — CRMs, ERPs, and internal portals. The environment may have been corporate, but the problems were very real, and so was my growing curiosity about how the software we relied on actually worked.
2️⃣ My Early Tools Were Digital, Not Developmental
“Tech isn't just built by coders — it’s improved by users who see the gaps.”
I gained hands-on experience in powerful enterprise software tools, including:
- Siebel CRM – for managing customer relationships and service workflows
- Tally ERP – for precise financial tracking and billing
- SIFFY – for internal logistics and coordination
Though I wasn’t a developer back then, using these systems gave me a strong operational understanding of how businesses depend on tech — and how much better that tech could be.
3️⃣ The Frustration That Sparked My Pivot
“Sometimes, the best ideas come from the people who’ve suffered the inefficiencies.”
I often ran into limitations — outdated UIs, time-consuming processes, and rigid software. That’s when I began thinking: What if I could build better systems myself?
This thought slowly turned into passion. I didn’t want to just work with software — I wanted to create it.
4️⃣ Learning to Code: The MERN Stack Era
“The best code comes from solving real problems — and I had plenty to solve.”
I immersed myself in full stack web development. The MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) felt like the perfect fit — flexible, modern, and powerful.
I learned to:
- Build dynamic UIs with React.js
- Create secure APIs using Node.js & Express
- Store and query data efficiently with MongoDB
- Use essential tools like Git, Postman, and Figma for real-world development
Through internships at IPS Technologies and Alohomora, I brought theory into practice and built real projects with actual clients.
5️⃣ Bridging Business Logic with Clean Code
“Understanding business workflows is the superpower most devs ignore.”
Unlike many developers, I didn't need to guess what clients or businesses wanted — I’d been there. My work in finance, logistics, and service management gave me deep insight into how software should feel to the end user.
That’s my edge: I’m not just a coder — I’m a builder who understands business.
6️⃣ Current Stack and Skills
“Tech is a fast lane — but I ride it with purpose.”
Today, I build applications that are scalable, clean, and user-focused. Here’s a quick snapshot of my stack:
- Frontend: React.js, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap
- Backend: Node.js, Express.js
- Database: MongoDB
- Tools: Git, Figma, Postman
I regularly contribute to GitHub, write blog posts, and collaborate on freelance and personal projects to keep refining my skills.
7️⃣ From Business Ops to Full Stack Dev — and Beyond
“Your background isn’t a weakness — it’s your competitive advantage.”
My transition may not be traditional, but it’s what makes me stand out. I don’t just build apps — I understand why they need to be built.
I’m now actively seeking opportunities to join a team where I can contribute my unique blend of business experience and development skill — building smarter solutions for real-world users.
👨💻 Thanks for reading! Whether you're a career switcher or just starting out, know that your story matters.
Let’s connect and share the journey.
