I came to the US on an F-1 visa to study Computer Science at UMKC. What followed was years of figuring out a system that nobody explains clearly. OPT applications, STEM extensions, H-1B lottery cycles, and eventually a green card. I wasn't born knowing any of this. I learned it while also trying to build a career in tech. Today I work as a Senior AI Engineer, where I build multi-agent orchestration systems, LLM pipelines, and autonomous AI infrastructure on AWS. I've shipped a LangGraph QA agent that eliminated 80% of manual QA effort. I've architected A2A and MCP communication standards adopted across production pipelines. I built Health GPT, an AI-powered iOS health assistant that scaled to 5,000 users. Outside of my full-time work, I run Suvysoft, my own software company where I build backend systems, AI-powered products, and AWS cloud architectures for real clients. I started taking Topmate sessions because I kept getting the same questions from students and early-career engineers in my DMs. Questions I wished someone had answered for me when I was starting out. Here's what I can help with: US Visa and Immigration Strategy -- I'll walk through your specific situation. Whether you're on F-1 trying to figure out OPT, stuck in H-1B lottery uncertainty, or trying to understand what green card path makes sense for your role, I'll tell you what your realistic options are and what I'd prioritize if I were in your position. I'm not going to sugarcoat H-1B odds or pretend there's a shortcut. I'll tell you what I know from having lived it. Resume and LinkedIn Review -- US hiring filters resumes differently than most people expect. I'll go through yours on the call, line by line. Every bullet needs a number. ATS keywords need to match the job description exactly. Your LinkedIn headline needs to do actual work. I've seen what gets callbacks and what gets ignored, and I'll help you fix the gaps. Tech Career Mentorship -- Backend engineering, AWS, AI/ML, breaking into senior roles, choosing the right projects to build, figuring out how to position yourself in the US market. I've worked across data science, software engineering, and AI infrastructure. I can help you build a path based on where you actually are, not where you're supposed to be on paper. Study in USA Guidance -- University shortlisting, SOP strategy, F-1 visa prep, understanding what OPT and STEM OPT look like after graduation. I went through this myself and I'll help you make decisions with realistic expectations, not just the optimistic version. I'm not a career coach by title. I'm an engineer who figured out the immigration system, built real products, shipped to production, and started a company on the side. If you want honest, specific guidance from someone who has been exactly where you are, book a session.