My programming journey started in college with C and Java, but it wasn’t until Python in my third year that I actually got hooked.

Suddenly everything felt automatable. I used Selenium to breeze through tedious tasks and even clear a few tech fest puzzles, and I’d scrape GeeksforGeeks pages whenever I had decent internet, just so my slow, spotty home internet couldn’t stall my learning.

A decade later, I’ve worked across plenty of languages and tech stacks, and I’ve grown to love them too. But I’ll always be grateful to Python, it’s the one that got me hooked, and it still finds its way into a lot of my side projects.

Off the clock, I tinker with those projects, take on freelance work, mentor folks breaking into the field, and write about what I learn on my blog. Beyond the keyboard, I love spending time with friends and family, travelling, and a good game of cricket, tennis, or cards.