Building secure systems. Running fast. No shortcuts on either.
CSE student at MIT-B — focused on DevSecOps, cloud security, and infrastructure. NCC Cadet. Multi-sport athlete. Built different.
I'm a second-year CSE student at MIT Bengaluru, building toward a career in DevSecOps and cloud security. I'm interested in the full pipeline — from writing secure code to hardening the infrastructure it runs on. The intersection of development, security, and operations is where I want to operate.
I care about building things that are genuinely useful and responsibly made. Not just functional — secure, maintainable, and built with intention. The same attention to detail that goes into training for a race goes into the work I put out.
I've represented districts and states in sport, led a school swimming department, trained as an NCC cadet, and trekked to Annapurna Base Camp at 4130m. Discomfort is just the entry requirement for anything worth doing.
Currently building real projects, earning certifications, and looking for remote opportunities where the work is serious.
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Competing at district, state, and national level across multiple disciplines — swimming, athletics, football, hockey, and more.
The NCC built the habits that everything else runs on. As a cadet in the 3 Karnataka Battalion at MIT Bengaluru, I've participated in Republic Day parades, field drills, and structured physical training that most students opt out of.
The values of unity, discipline, and selfless service aren't slogans — they're the operating system behind how I approach work, training, and responsibility.
I work with people who are serious about what they're building. If that's you — whether it's a remote opportunity, a collaboration, or a technical conversation worth having — reach out.
Remote opportunities in DevSecOps, cloud security, or software engineering. I bring discipline, technical foundation, and the kind of work ethic that doesn't need supervision. If the work is serious, so am I.
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