I've spent two years keeping enterprise infrastructure running. Now I'm turning that discipline toward markets.
I'm a Computer Science graduate from KIIT who spent two years in datacenter operations at Mindsprint, running Windows Server, Active Directory, Azure VDI and Nutanix environments for a global enterprise. In that work one change can reach every user at once, so it trained me to think in terms of risk, testing and rollback before anything goes live.
Those same habits are what pull me toward finance. Since 2021 I've invested my own savings in Indian and US equities and traded options, completed Yale's Financial Markets course, and I'm now building an algorithmic trading system that tests each rule on historical data before any money follows it.
In August 2026 I left my role to focus on the next step: graduate study in business and finance in Europe, a direction that began with my exchange semester in Paris. I want to work where technology and capital markets meet, in quantitative strategy and FinTech.