Strategy & Operations Manager · AI-Powered Connected Classroom Technology

I am learning the basics of how a company works.

AI-Driven Hospital SaaS Platform · Received Founder's Letter of Recommendation

I learned how hospitals function & the challenges they face, speaking with everyone from ground staff and nurses to administrators and directors. Coordinated with multiple hospitals and studied numerous rules, regulations, and guidelines.

The biggest lesson? As da Vinci said: 'Learning never exhausts the mind.' No field is foreign — just unexplored.

Operations Strategy · Organic farming to balance ecology & productivity

I learned about the organic farming sector — understood the market, talked to ground-level workers in this field. Learned the importance of soil and food. Helped the company a little with strategy & operations.

Fell in love with Udaipur — morning dives in Fateh Sagar Lake, wandering through ancient palaces, and discovering hidden cafes around every corner.

Product Management · One-click apartment leasing platform with virtual property tour

Worked on virtual reality tour, one-click leasing, background, finance check & application approval. Created a 40-page patent draft detailing platform's background and technical aspects extensively.

I really want to thank ChatGPT for helping me out — otherwise, it would have been almost impossible for me to complete this project.

This is where I earned my first salary. I went in thinking I was average at civil engineering courses. Then I started solving questions here and realized: 'Oh. Oh no. I'm not even average :')

Elected Representative of 1200+ students · Led a 4-tier team of 32 members

One of the most memorable journeys of my college life. In just 2 weeks, I spoke to 1000+ students across the Civil Department — listened to their problems, noted what they wanted changed for Elections. Fought a tough battle, and won. Led a 4-tier team of 32, represented our department at multiple events. Handled a ₹0.85M annual budget, from formal events to fun nights, we did it all.

Made hundreds of memories, built lifelong friendships, and above all found my CEA Family :)

Joined because of the freebies and parties. The only real work I did was organizing data — updating spreadsheets and keeping things sorted. At least that's what I remember!

The first time I learned campus politics, I talked to almost all 171 students in class for this election. I learned how to communicate with people, made some friends and lots of enemies. After becoming CR, I saw issues from both professor and student sides.

Turns out democracy is messy, but you learn a lot!

The only thing I did was calling seniors to attend placement interviews.

Thanks to the Placement Office for letting me put this on my resume: 'Assisted in conducting corporate tests as part of a 12-member team, handling student queries. Coordinated 250+ student volunteers to interview 1,800+ candidates.' :)

Team of 20 students from 13+ IITs · Goal: Prototype, Pitch and Patent

Learned how to think, how to draft patents, and how to present in front of an audience. Invented a self-sealing biomedical bin that lowered exposure to biomedical waste by around 60%.

Best Moments: Ate lots of ice cream and chocolates every day (free from the program!), had pizza parties, tried skating, learned how to play video games — and got addicted.

Worst Moments: Discovered I have major stage fright and realized I'm not as smart as I thought.

6 times TA · Courses: ME119, MS101, ENT101, ENT605, ENT609

I realized the power of cold emailing when I wrote a heartfelt message to a professor, claiming I was deeply passionate about his field (truthfully, I just needed to fill my resume and make money — times were tough). Despite my bad grades, he surprisingly accepted me!

That first teaching assistant role snowballed into five more TA positions — where I learned endlessly, built lifelong friendships, made career-changing connections, and earned enough to support myself.

A special thanks to Prof. Devdip Purkayastha, one of the kindest mentors, for guiding me through this journey.

I was grateful for the opportunity to contribute as a reviewer for NPTEL's 'Business Fundamentals for Entrepreneurs' course.

Mentored 15+ teams & 60+ students in DAMP mentorship, E-Cell, EnB Buzz, Finsearch, and Finance Club.