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    Pranjal was very kind and understanding to me. She provided me much more useful information and sources. She cleared all my doubts and questions. It was very nice conversation.
    Gayatri Kuwar
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    Pranjal gave me some great tips on how to appear confident when talking to people, and offered useful advice on acing interviews. Her career advice was practical and insightful, anyone would be lucky to be mentored by Pranjal!
    Sriram Srinivasan
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    It was genuinely great connecting with Pranjal! Our conversation felt less like a formal career chat and more like talking to a friend. She shared some really thoughtful advice on navigating early career and finding the right opportunities. I really loved how open and approachable she was throughout the conversation. Would definitely recommend connecting with her!
    Anonymous
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    Was prepared and very helpful!
    Anonymous

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About me

Every "yes" I've gotten started as a "no" from someone before that. I said yes to applying anyway and it turned into $25,000+ in scholarships, grants, and fellowships during my Master's. It turned into a seat at one of the biggest conference invites including Amazon Web Services Re:Invent, AWS Re:Inforce, PyCon US, WiCyS, and many more. It turned me from an attendee -> mentor -> reviewer and now to a speaker at one of the biggest Women in Tech conference, Grace Hopper Celebration 2026 (GHC) and North America's Biggest AI Conference, Ai4 2026. None of it happened in a straight line. All of it happened because I kept applying after the no's. I still clock in every day as a Business Intelligence Engineer 2 at a Fortune 40 healthcare company, turning messy data into something useful. But the thing I'm proudest of is that I figured out how to open doors that felt locked. I'm still figuring a lot of this out myself. But we're in this together! Got a scholarship, a stage, or an opportunity you've been too scared to apply for? Or curious about how to turn ideas into opportunities? Let's fix that. Book a call!