I'm a Software Engineer-2 at UiPath with 5 years of experience across companies including Walmart and Paytm, working across Java, .NET, Angular, backend and frontend systems, distributed architecture, and production AI engineering. I've cleared technical interviews at Amazon and Google, including mutliple system design rounds across both as well as multiple interviews during my switch time, and chose the role that aligned with where I wanted to grow. Today I work on production AI features built on LLMs and MCP (Model Context Protocol), owning the architecture, handling real incidents, and making engineering decisions end to end. But here's what actually drives me to mentor: I've been teaching since before my career started, from school students finding their footing to engineers figuring out their next move. There's something genuinely satisfying about watching someone go from confused to confident. I don't just want to help you pass an interview; I want you to actually understand what you're doing so you keep growing long after our call ends. What I can help you with: → Java internals, Spring Boot, JPA; the concepts that actually come up in interviews → System design from first principles, not just frameworks → SQL performance and backend architecture from real production experience → AI & MCP engineering: building LLM-powered features that actually ship → Career switch from service to product company; the real roadmap, not the generic advice Who I work best with: Freshers and developers with 2–5 years of experience who are serious about leveling up, whether that means cracking a tough interview, switching to a product company, or building something meaningful with AI. If you're ready to put in the work, I'm ready to help you get there.