Multi-skilled by trade, endlessly curious by nature. 7+ years across marketing, design, and web — now learning to read data as fluently as I read a brand. This is the route so far, told the way I actually lived it.
I have always been a multi-skilled introvert — the coolest, most boring person you'll ever know. Someone who kept searching, not for a job, but for what actually fit.
I started at seventeen in a CA firm and knew within months it wasn't mine. By twenty-one I'd tried on marketing, design, web, data, writing — then built my own agency, MyDigiGoal.com, instead of choosing just one. By twenty-two I was doing it all at once — preparing for banking exams while still trying to build the business — and burned out trying to handle it alone.
What followed was two years of working while traveling across India, a research stint at Delhi University, and — right now, in my mid-twenties — the newest chapter: learning to make sense of data with the same instinct I've always brought to brand and story.
Not a job history. The actual stops — plotted in the order I lived them.
Started my career as an intern at a CA firm in Delhi, New Delhi, at seventeen years old. It taught me discipline, and gave me the clarity that this wasn't the path for me.
A string of different internships and early roles — market research, e-commerce and digital marketing, brand and content work for a design studio. Not a scattered resume — a deliberate tour through every domain I could get my hands on, while finishing my degree in Commerce and Economics at Delhi University.
My first digital marketing agency — the first time I bet on myself instead of freelancing under someone else's brand. It's where I learned to actually run client work end to end, not just execute it.
A separate venture, built next — a platform helping early-stage startups get the creative, strategic, and technical support they need to launch. Alongside it, a four-year engagement as a subject-matter expert with Chegg India, and short-term work with Timewatch.
Two separate stretches of freelance work — design, development, content, campaigns — done entirely while traveling across India. In between, I paused to work as a research assistant at Delhi University, supporting PhD-led research, and stepped onto a film set as Assistant Director on a feature film in March 2026. I started documenting all of it, and a newsletter following the journey grew past 480 subscribers.
Now figuring out the next chapter. I've completed my Data Analytics training and I'm currently deep in Data Science. I'm building an AI-powered reporting tool aimed at small businesses, and a voice-controlled desktop agent, just to see how far I can push what I'm learning.
Not theory-first. Every service here comes from years of actually running it for other people's businesses.
Finding the actual angle a business should lead with — not a template, a position it can defend.
Sites built to convert, not just to look finished — from wireframe through to launch.
Copywriting, content calendars, and social management that sound like a real brand voice, not a template.
Turning a small business's scattered numbers into something they can actually read and act on — no dashboard degree required.
The coordinates I'm sitting at this month — not a highlight reel, an honest status update.
Full training completed through Coding Ninjas — the foundation for everything below.
Building on the analytics foundation — models, deeper statistics, and applied practice.
A tool that turns small-business data into plain-language insight — no complex dashboards required.
A personal desktop assistant project — hands-on practice in exactly the AI skills I'm putting to use elsewhere.
Design samples, code, and everything in between — spread across the right places instead of crammed into one page.