From a private dream
to a public reality.

Built my first robot at 13

A line-following machine, built from online tutorials and a dream of one day building a humanoid — inspired by Aldebaran Robotics and Honda's ASIMO. It didn't lead anywhere in particular, but it set a pattern I've repeated ever since: learn the thing nobody's teaching you, then go build with it.

Led CCA Fest live streaming at 16

In 2016 I formed a student team and live-streamed Indian School Salalah's CCA Fest on YouTube — covering 8+ stages running at the same time, broadcast across Oman. That meant planning camera positions, splitting the crew across stages and keeping multiple feeds live at once, so parents and families who couldn't be in the hall could still watch their children perform as it happened.

It worked well enough that the school's Board of Directors adopted live streaming and carried it forward across later events — the first time something I started outlived my own involvement, and where the instinct to organise people around a shared deadline began.

Became a freelance website developer at 16

At 16 I started taking paid web development work — my first project was a site for my own institute, which led to clients across Salalah and eventually work across the GCC and India, all while still at school.

Won the International Award for Young People at 16

Honoured with the International Award for Young People — Bronze Standard, presented by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, KG KT, Founder of The International Award Association. A recognition of personal development, community service, skill-building and adventure — leadership, resilience and global citizenship, on paper.

Founded my first company at 18

At 18 I founded Innovogue Technologies, my first company — trained college mates in web and app development, then gave several of them part-time roles and stipends, mentorship with a paycheck attached.

Became a Microsoft Student Partner

Not long after founding Innovogue, I became a Microsoft Student Partner, then a Beta Student Ambassador with a virtual internship at Microsoft — collaborating with diverse teams and mentoring fellow students along the way. The same year, I represented Oman as an IMF delegate at the Asia Youth International Model United Nations.

Founded Jobified at 19, through a pandemic

A training-and-placement platform built to bridge academia and industry, launched in the middle of Covid-19 with no roadmap for what a pandemic-era startup was supposed to look like. It's since built a presence in 100+ colleges across Kerala.

Chief Placement Officer, Inmakes Learning Hub

Led placement strategy across a 35,000-student learning community — 5,000+ hiring partners, 7,800+ students placed, working alongside a team of 280+. Bridging the gap between education and employment, at scale.

Founder & CEO, Jobified Jobs

Building a smarter, faster, more human-centred hiring platform, launching The Job Show media brand alongside it, and speaking at Kerala's first state-wide startup festival in Kozhikode.