Where I'veput in the hours.
The places I've worked, the hats I've worn, and a few words on each.
- Roles
- 07
- Since
- 2023
- Right now
- 04
- Companies
- 07
Currently atPTNEvents,SaakarKaro,Velox AI,Freelancing Journey
01 Now
PTNEvents.
Full Stack Intern
- Period
- Jul 2026 — Present
- Mode
- On-site
- Based
- Vadodara, Gujarat
- Site
- ptnevents.com↗
A USA-based company, and a role that's perfect for someone like me. I'm a builder at heart and not a fan of maintaining one thing over the long term (though I think that mindset will change in the next year or so).
I work on everything here: the website UI, their mobile app, their email campaigns portal, their CRM and what not. Basically an all-rounder role. It's also my first proper corporate experience.
Velox AI caught the founder's eye on LinkedIn, and we connected. I mainly worked on the foundation of the voice rooms module: a shared voice environment for students learning together, with a proactive voice agent among them guiding them through the topic.
I came up with a two-step gating system that keeps the agent proactive without firing every time someone speaks — only when it's actually needed. This would have been so much better if Jev had been there at the time. I spent way too much time on this part making it pixel perfect.
03 Now
SaakarKaro.
Founding Engineer
- Period
- Apr 2026 — Present
- Mode
- Hybrid
- Based
- Vadodara, Gujarat
- Site
- saakarkaro.com↗
Put ₹2 lakh in the hands of a college student with zero understanding of finances, and 99% of the time it ends in disaster. Unfortunately, I wasn't in the remaining 1%.
I've always struggled with personal finances, and it only gets harder once shared finances, taxes, investments and EMIs come into the picture. It pushes us further away from our financial goals (which, for me personally, is buying a Mercedes SUV). That's the exact problem we're solving at SaakarKaro: managing it all, and using AI to find the red flags in your numbers. Much more to come soon.
Velox was always special to me. I knew I had the technical depth, but my work wasn't showing it. So I decided to go all in on a single project — and voice agents had always fascinated me, so that's what I built on.
I first built a hardcoded voice agent and it worked great. Then came the idea of a platform to create voice agents, and voilà: Velox AI. I spent months building the architecture and the voice pipeline from scratch. The product is now complete and has already brought in a number of business inquiries. I'm still not sure what I want to do with it business-wise, but I'll figure something out.
05 Now
Freelancing Journey.
Self-employed
- Period
- 2025 — Present
This was a very unexpected turn in my career. I was living in a bubble, thinking that knowing everything technical was enough to put money on the table (…it was not). I got my first client through my sister's referral (thanks, sister ❤️), and it has only gone uphill since.
Freelancing taught me much more than how to make money. Talking to clients for the first time, working with them, understanding their requirements, and the toughest of all: closing them. I didn't know I needed to learn any of this, but I got to experience all of it. I was scared to quote 15k to my first client; a few months later, I was negotiating six-figure deals.
I've worked with companies and people from Canada, Europe and the USA, which has been phenomenal for me. After that first client, my growth was completely organic — every inquiry and every completed project left a good impression, and word of mouth and referrals were enough to keep the work coming.
Backend Developer Intern
- Period
- May 2025 — Jun 2025
- Mode
- On-site
- Based
- Vadodara, Gujarat
- Site
- krayonstech.com↗
An internship on paper, but really it was me figuring out what I wanted to do and doing it for real. I spent those two months on two main things: building my old portfolio from scratch with minimal AI (which everyone seemed to love), and learning how to bring AI features into websites and systems.
I already knew full stack by then, so here I learnt how to make an API call to an AI provider (yeah, astonishing)! This was also when I got active on GitHub — my commits spiked from here on.
Python Developer Intern
- Period
- Aug 2023 — Sep 2023
- Mode
- On-site
- Based
- Vadodara, Gujarat
My first real exposure to production code. Before this, I was teaching myself DSA and Python basics, and these two months gave me the industry exposure I badly needed. It's also where I learnt Flask, my first web framework.
Afterwards, as a second-year diploma student, I went on to build a bunch of small projects with Python and Flask (no AI back then). Looking back, this is where it all started — the point where I began learning, and building, just about everything.
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