About · Journey
Currently building at Neuronez: an AI lab for businesses and founders.
Finding My Voice
I’ve always been the kind of person who says yes to doing more be it planning events, leading them, hosting sessions, or just jumping into something new. I’ve spoken at 100+ events, taught hundreds of learners, and still love the thrill of learning something unfamiliar.
Apart from the product, marketing, or community love, I love to work out. And over the years, working out has brought a discipline in my lifestyle not just in work.
If I start talking about my journey, I began with Infosys (Mysore campus). Out of 300 students, only four were sent to Chennai and I was one of them. I cried then, but it turned out to be a gift. Those three years taught me independence and focus. During this time, I started writing on Quora; within six months my posts gained 11K followers my first proof that stories connect people.
A late-night call with my best friend nudged me to quit and join a Bangalore startup as a full‑time writer. I even wrote an e‑book on self‑driving cars. Six months later, the startup folded and I learned how to start again.
Google: Building at Scale
After a plethora of opportunities to work with Arista Networks, Unbxd, and over 50+ freelance projects including Swiggy, I got an opportunity to work with Google. I also got selected for Google Seasons of Docs candidate for the Metanorma Project. These opportunities helped a lot to shape up the products that I was about to build.
Role & Scope
I joined Google Dev Library a focused team of seven to build a platform that showcases high‑quality open source and technical content from developers worldwide.
I owned feature definitions and contributor experience, and coordinated with engineering teams in Poland and the US to ship fast without losing quality.
How Dev Library Was Built
We designed a submission and review pipeline from scratch—-clear criteria, triage, and reviewer playbooks to keep quality consistent.
I created contributor comms (templates, nudges, feedback loops) so authors knew exactly what to improve and when to expect decisions.
Scaling Dev Library
- Submissions grew from 10 → 100+ in 2 months
- Partnerships with Stack Overflow, freeCodeCamp, and others
- Contributors from 80+ countries
Twilio: Scaling Voices
After building and stabilizing Dev Library product, I moved on to an opportunity with Twilio.
Role & Scope
I led Developer Strategy for South‑East Asia at Twilio where I was responsible for activation, retention, and long‑term community health.
I took programs from zero to 1,000+ active developers, revived dormant initiatives, and built a repeatable cadence of onboarding → demo days → follow‑ups.
Based part‑time in Singapore, I partnered with local groups to keep events relevant and hands‑on.
What Mattered
We measured what actually matters: first‑week activation, month‑2 retention, and contribution quality (not vanity signups).
The result was a community that didn’t just show up for swag — they built, shipped, and taught others.
Invact: From Teaching to Building
Role & Scope
I started with a weekend Business Communication class at Invact and soon joined full‑time as Product & Marketing Lead.
My mandate: design programs students love, build systems that scale, and make the story spread.
Programs & Growth
Launched new programs in Programming, Data, and Financial Analysis.
Built end‑to‑end ops: curriculum flow, funnels, analytics, student progress dashboards, and evaluation pipelines.
Handled performance marketing and content — from experiments to storytelling — to keep CAC low and trust high.
Outcomes
- 10,000+ students enrolled across programs
- Managed ₹1 Cr+ in ads; lowered CAC and increased engagement
- Launched a Metaverse campus (spatial audio) for the first 50 students
- Published a research paper on Learning in the Metaverse
Current: What I’m Focused On
Building AI intelligence for businesses, startups, and founders with Neuronez — not an agency, but a lab that thinks like you, builds for you, and ships quality results.
It’s a motion to help teams become AI native in this era. Don’t stay behind. See /now for what I’m reading, learning, writing, and building this week.