I'm a Member of Technical Staff at Nutanix, where I work on the AHV hypervisor — the core virtualization engine that powers enterprise infrastructure for large customers worldwide. I've spent the last few years going deep on production systems, debugging hard problems, and building AI-augmented tools for my own team. But I remember exactly what it felt like to be 6 months into my first job, unsure whether I was building the right skills, second-guessing every interview, and wondering how the engineers two years ahead of me seemed to "just know" things. That's who I'm here for. If you're a fresher, college student, or 0-3 years into your career, I can help you with: – Cracking your first or second SDE interview — what coding rounds actually test, how to prepare for behavioral and HR rounds, how to handle system design when you've never designed a real system. – Resume and project review — the difference between a resume that gets shortlisted and one that gets ignored is usually 10 small things. I'll point them out. – Choosing your first or second job — services vs. product, startup vs. big company, the role of brand vs. team vs. tech stack, how to evaluate offers without falling for inflated CTC numbers. – What to actually build to stand out — projects that get noticed by hiring managers vs. tutorial clones that don't. – The first-90-days survival guide — how to be the new engineer that senior people want to mentor, instead of the one they avoid. For tech leads and founders, I also offer a separate session on building AI-integrated internal tools — I've shipped LLM-powered dev tools in production and can help your team avoid the dead ends. Sessions are direct, honest, and tailored to where you actually are. I won't waste your time with generic advice you could find in a YouTube video.