I’m a Software Development Engineer at AutoRabit and a former DSA Teaching Assistant at GeeksforGeeks and Pepcoding. I come from a non-CS background (Chemical Engineering), so I’ve personally lived through the confusion of switching to tech and figuring things out from scratch. I know how overwhelming tech preparation can feel — deciding what to study, which problems are actually worth solving, fixing resumes, facing rejections, and still trying to stay consistent. I’ve been on that side, and over time, I’ve helped many CS and non-CS students go through the same journey with more clarity and confidence. I don’t believe in shortcuts or generic advice. I focus on clear, practical roadmaps, honest feedback, and steady progress that actually fits your current level and background. Whether you’re from a core branch trying to break into tech or a CS student aiming to sharpen your DSA and interview skills, my goal is simple — to help you move forward with confidence and direction.