Head of Developer Relations

• Oct 2022 - Present

Developer Advocate

• Jul 2021 - Oct 2022

Responsible for building an inclusive and diverse developer ecosystem where people may learn API, exchange stories, and create web apps. I was in charge of educating developers about the API so that they can seamlessly build software as they want. • Wrote over 200 blog posts around API, REST APIs, GraphQL, Kafka, RPC, gRPC, web, and similar technologies, • From 2,500 to 100,000 developer community on RapidAPI Twitter. • Answered over 120 questions on Stack Overflow that helped over… Show more Responsible for building an inclusive and diverse developer ecosystem where people may learn API, exchange stories, and create web apps. I was in charge of educating developers about the API so that they can seamlessly build software as they want. • Wrote over 200 blog posts around API, REST APIs, GraphQL, Kafka, RPC, gRPC, web, and similar technologies, • From 2,500 to 100,000 developer community on RapidAPI Twitter. • Answered over 120 questions on Stack Overflow that helped over 5 million developers. • Talked about RapidAPI in events, conferences, podcasts, and YouTube videos (external channels) • Managed a team of two people to develop top-notch content in the form of blogs, YouTube videos, Twitter threads, comics, sketch notes, etc. • Built RapidAPI Comics (https://RapidAPI.com/comics) from scratch – A book that teaches you API Development with sketch notes and fun analogies. And a lot more stuff around community, content, and code. Show less Responsible for building an inclusive and diverse developer ecosystem where people may learn API, exchange stories, and create web apps. I was in charge of educating developers about the API so that they can seamlessly build software as they want. • Wrote over 200 blog posts around API, REST APIs, GraphQL, Kafka, RPC, gRPC, web, and similar technologies, • From 2,500 to 100,000 developer community on RapidAPI Twitter. • Answered over 120 questions on Stack Overflow that helped over… Show more Responsible for building an inclusive and diverse developer ecosystem where people may learn API, exchange stories, and create web apps. I was in charge of educating developers about the API so that they can seamlessly build software as they want. • Wrote over 200 blog posts around API, REST APIs, GraphQL, Kafka, RPC, gRPC, web, and similar technologies, • From 2,500 to 100,000 developer community on RapidAPI Twitter. • Answered over 120 questions on Stack Overflow that helped over 5 million developers. • Talked about RapidAPI in events, conferences, podcasts, and YouTube videos (external channels) • Managed a team of two people to develop top-notch content in the form of blogs, YouTube videos, Twitter threads, comics, sketch notes, etc. • Built RapidAPI Comics (https://RapidAPI.com/comics) from scratch – A book that teaches you API Development with sketch notes and fun analogies. And a lot more stuff around community, content, and code. Show less

Front-end Developer

• Aug 2020 - Sep 2020

My client was the principal of Golder Arch school, Bangalore. They wanted me to create the front-end of their school's website. I was working in a group of 3-4 freelancers where my role was to handle the front-end part only. We have discussed the suitable tech stack for the project. I created the front-end of that website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The design of that website was created by some other designer which includes a lot of components like images carousel, embedded… Show more My client was the principal of Golder Arch school, Bangalore. They wanted me to create the front-end of their school's website. I was working in a group of 3-4 freelancers where my role was to handle the front-end part only. We have discussed the suitable tech stack for the project. I created the front-end of that website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The design of that website was created by some other designer which includes a lot of components like images carousel, embedded videos, and accordion that's the reason I used jQuery because it has a lot of plugins Show less My client was the principal of Golder Arch school, Bangalore. They wanted me to create the front-end of their school's website. I was working in a group of 3-4 freelancers where my role was to handle the front-end part only. We have discussed the suitable tech stack for the project. I created the front-end of that website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The design of that website was created by some other designer which includes a lot of components like images carousel, embedded… Show more My client was the principal of Golder Arch school, Bangalore. They wanted me to create the front-end of their school's website. I was working in a group of 3-4 freelancers where my role was to handle the front-end part only. We have discussed the suitable tech stack for the project. I created the front-end of that website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The design of that website was created by some other designer which includes a lot of components like images carousel, embedded videos, and accordion that's the reason I used jQuery because it has a lot of plugins Show less

Team Leader

• Jan 2019 - Dec 2019

There are over 50 subjects that have to be studied by an engineering student here in India. Finding relevant study material and good-quality notes is really a tedious and time-consuming task. NotesHub makes that easy. As the company name suggests, it's a hub of notes. I was the team leader where my role was to collect the notes from the team members, reviewing them, filtering them, and pass them further for printing a book. That high-quality notes and eBook is the way to make the engineering… Show more There are over 50 subjects that have to be studied by an engineering student here in India. Finding relevant study material and good-quality notes is really a tedious and time-consuming task. NotesHub makes that easy. As the company name suggests, it's a hub of notes. I was the team leader where my role was to collect the notes from the team members, reviewing them, filtering them, and pass them further for printing a book. That high-quality notes and eBook is the way to make the engineering process easier because they are for the student and by the student

Noteshub Premium Content Writer

• Aug 2017 - Dec 2018

NotesHub is an eLearning platform where one can find the notes of all subjects in engineering. At the position of "Noteshub Premium Content Writer" I wrote notes of several subjects