Started Zevnix back in 2013 when I was still figuring things out. Had this idea that good tech shouldn't be just for big companies with huge budgets. Spent the first two years doing everything myself - coding at night, meeting clients during the day, learning as I went.

Joined Shubham in 2015 when the company was just 10 people and total chaos (the good kind, mostly). Someone needed to bring some structure to all the creative energy flying around. That became my thing - making sure projects actually shipped on time and clients stayed happy.

Been doing SEO since 2016 - started when Google was still pretty basic compared to now. Watched the whole industry shift from keyword stuffing to actual quality content and user experience. Good riddance to those old tactics, honestly.

Started coding in college, got serious about backend development in 2018. Something about building the engine that powers everything just clicked for me. Frontend is cool, but I like working where users don't see - databases, APIs, server logic.

Been building user interfaces since 2019. Started with basic HTML/CSS, got into React, now working mostly with Next.js. The web has come a long way - what we can build in browsers now is insane compared to five years ago.

Got into mobile development in 2020 right when Flutter was getting popular. Tried native Android first, then iOS, realized I didn't want to build everything twice. Flutter solved that problem perfectly.

Started managing social media in 2018 when brands were just figuring out Instagram. Been riding the waves ever since - Stories, Reels, whatever new feature drops next month.