That’s where I like to spend my time: exploring problems, building solutions, experimenting with products, and learning from everything that happens in between.
on campus
event day lead
my teamB.Tech CSE (E-Commerce Technology) at VIT Bhopal, 2024 to 2028.
Currently looking for a Software Development internship.
Startup Club, VIT BhopalI lead the Event Management team. Our events pull in 250 to 300 people, and my job is to make all of it look easy.
Every event begins as a rough idea and a long list of unknowns. Before anything moves, I get the goal, the date and the must-haves written down so the team is reacting to a plan and not to my mood.
With 25 to 30 people, handing out tasks is the job. I split the work by strengths and interest, make it clear who owns what, and keep it small enough that nobody is quietly stuck.
Weekly meetings are the backbone. Between them there are calls, face-to-face catch-ups and a lot of follow-ups. Most event problems are really communication problems that showed up late.
With 250 to 300 people in the room, I manage the behind-the-scenes flow: who is where, what is next, what just broke. The audience should only see the part that works.
We talk through what worked and what didn't, and credit the people who carried it. Seeing the response from participants is honestly the best part of the whole thing.
Bringing everyone along. People work at different speeds and in different ways, so "just do it" never works. I had to learn to explain things differently for different people, and to adjust the plan instead of expecting it to survive contact with reality.
VITPEERS is a networking platform for VIT students. You find seniors, friends, teammates and mentors by campus, branch and year, then connect, message, and even schedule a video call, all in one place. I designed it, built it and deployed it on my own.
Finding the right people on campus is hard when you only know your own circle. VITPEERS lets students discover peers by campus, branch, year, skills and interests.
I handled product, UI/UX, frontend, backend, JWT auth with college-email verification (Brevo), profiles, connection requests, messaging, notifications and scheduled video calls. There's also a theming system with four visual styles. React and Vite on Vercel, Node, Express and MongoDB Atlas on Render.
Joining the pieces without breaking what already worked. Frontend state, API integration and auth all fought me at some point, and trying different UI systems meant keeping every screen consistent on every screen size.
Building a full-stack app is very different from building screens. I got comfortable connecting React to real APIs, handling sessions, structuring reusable components and debugging across the frontend and backend.
A more polished visual system, better interactions, stronger responsive design, faster loading, and more features for student collaboration.
Filter people by campus, branch and year, so you find the right person, not just the loudest profile.
Connection requests, direct messages and notifications, so a conversation can actually start and continue.
I built a theming system with 4 distinct visual experiences, each fully responsive.
Vellore, Chennai, Amaravati and Bhopal, so students across VIT can meet.
The useful part is that I've done each of these for real, not just listed them.
React on the front, Node, Express and MongoDB behind it, deployed and live.
Used in: VITPEERSBreak it down, find the actual cause, fix that. Practising DSA on LeetCode keeps this sharp.
Used in: LeetCode, debugging sessionsFrom first idea to the last chair being stacked, I handle the whole stretch.
Used in: events of 250 to 300 peopleSetting direction for a big team without losing the people in it.
Used in: Startup Club, 25 to 30 membersSaying the same thing differently for different people until it lands.
Used in: weekly meetings, calls, follow-upsJuggling tasks, people and timelines so things arrive when they should.
Used in: every event cycleCode is fun, but I'd be a worse builder if it were the only thing I did.
New places and new experiences are my favourite way to reset my head and come back with fresh ideas.
My break from everything else. When things get heavy, music on and the rest can wait.
One of my favourite ways to stay active and have fun, and yes, I take the rallies seriously.
Success is achieved through effort, not merely through wishes. Wanting is only the beginning.
B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering
Specialisation: E-Commerce Technology
2024 to 2028
Open to network, collaborate, and talk internships.
