Most engineers don’t fail because they’re not smart. They fail because they’re following random advice from people who’ve never cracked top tech themselves. I’m an SDE-2 at Amazon with 4+ years of experience building systems that actually run at scale - not tutorial projects, not theoretical designs. Before Amazon, I worked at Texas Instruments, where I led development working across Spring Boot, React, Kubernetes, Airflow, and large-scale data pipelines. I’ve built things end-to-end from design to production so I know what real engineering looks like. Let’s be honest. Cracking product companies is not about: • Grinding random DSA sheets • Watching 100 system design videos • Blindly copying someone else’s roadmap It’s about: • Knowing what actually gets evaluated • Cutting out useless effort • Executing with clarity and consistency I’ve been through this process. I’ve seen where people waste months sometimes years. If you’re stuck in a service company, unsure about your next move, or preparing without direction - that’s exactly what I fix. I help engineers with: • DSA + System Design (focused, not endless) • Resume that actually gets shortlisted • Switch strategy (timing, targeting, positioning) • Real engineering mindset (what matters beyond interviews) No sugarcoating. No generic advice. No false motivation. If you want honest feedback and a clear path to level up we’ll get along.