Full Stack Developer · Palakkad, Kerala
I build production software end to end, and I've already shipped two enterprise platforms for Saint-Gobain SEFPRO.
I turn coffee into code, and I'd rather ship one great thing than ten okay ones.
(MERN · Python · AWS · and a lot of coffee)
Open to full-time Full Stack roles
Psst… click a cup.
I build the whole product: the screen people touch, the API behind it, the database under it and the cloud it runs on. And I build it to be good, not just done.
In 2026 I delivered two production platforms for Saint-Gobain SEFPRO, with Microsoft 365 integration, real-time dashboards and automated reporting.
I trained as a full-stack developer alongside my degree, and I keep learning in rooms full of builders, from AWS and Generative AI workshops to Tinkerspace Kochi.
I'm confident in what I can do, and I'd rather let the work prove it.
what I do well
The long version
(it's a short story, promise)
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Palakkad
Class X and Class XII, both at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Palakkad. This is where my story starts.
School gave me the basics, and I still use them: show up, pay attention, finish what you start.
where it all began
Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi
In 2023 I joined CUSAT for my B.Voc. New city, new people, and a degree built around learning by doing, which suits me.
I finished with a CGPA of 8.34.
Off the lecture bench, I play volleyball for the university.
chai, chaos, code
NxtWave, alongside the degree
While the degree ran in one classroom, I started a full-stack development program in another. React, Node, MongoDB, SQL: same coffee, double the homework.
That's where the MERN stack stopped being a list of words and turned into things I could ship.
yes, at the same time
Workshops & events
I took the workshops worth taking: AWS hands-on (EC2, RDS, S3, Route 53, CloudFront), Generative AI, and the Model Context Protocol.
I coordinated the entrepreneurship event at CUSAT and came away with first place in its business idea competition (Feb 2025). I also showed up at Talentime '39, South India's largest management fest.
first place, still smiling
Tinkerspace Kochi
Outside the classroom I was a regular at Tinkerspace Kochi, a place for people who like building things.
It's the part of my story that doesn't fit on a résumé, so it goes here.
tinker first, ask later
May 2026 – Aug 2026 · SEFPRO (Saint-Gobain)
In 2026 I joined Saint-Gobain SEFPRO as a Full Stack Developer and built two platforms: an action tracker wired into Microsoft 365, and an IT helpdesk for plant staff.
(these are hands-on mock-ups; the real screens are in each case study)
Enterprise project
Meeting minutes in, accountable action items out.
Action items agreed in meetings were scattered across spreadsheets and follow-up emails, so it was hard to see who owned what, by when, and what was already overdue.
Live
New items arrive live over WebSockets.
Enterprise project
Every request, issue and fix in one place.
Plant support work arrived by email, phone and corridor conversation. Nobody could say what had been asked for and where it stood, who on the team was overloaded today, or whether work was delivered on time.
Agent queue
Bar = share of the SLA window used. Colour = priority.
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when the laptop's shut
On the bike, on the volleyball court, or with my batch. That's where you'll usually find me.
Don't ask to borrow it.
My travelling partner
Two wheels, zero stand-ups.
University volleyball player
Same rule as shipping code: timing is everything.
Three years, one department
A lot of chai, a lot of group projects.
Not on the résumé
Some things don't fit in a portfolio. This one gets a corner anyway.
Break time
Every developer needs a break. Here are three tiny games, so I'm not the only one procrastinating. Your best scores stay on this device.
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Best –
Coffee Catch
Catch the beans (+1) and croissants (+3). Dodge the bugs. Three lives.
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Say hi
I'm looking for full-time Full Stack roles. If you're building something, I'd love to hear about it. The first coffee is on me.
