I am a fast learner who enjoys working on Distributed Computing projects because I am a collaborative, creative, and enthusiastic team player. I am an Indian final-year undergraduate student specializing in full-stack web development. Web development, cloud-native technologies, containers, and Kubernetes are among my current interests. In the industry, I've worked on REST APIs and Kubernetes. I am interested in both backend and frontend technologies.🎊

As a passionate developer who believes in the power of open source and open knowledge, I enjoy tackling challenges and experimenting with new technologies. I've always been involved with CNCF as a user and contributor, but this is a great opportunity for me to give back to the community through my code contribution.

I also enjoy contributing to open-source projects and have worked with organizations such as Kubernetes, Data On Kubernetes, Postman, and Keptn (currently contributing),

🐱‍🏍Strong leaders should broaden the Circle of Safety to include everyone who works for the organization. Self-preservation is unnecessary, and fiefdoms are less capable of doing so. Github is an excellent way to connect with like-minded people who are motivated not only to improve their technical skills but also to understand that there is more to the community than binary 0s and 1s.
Learning in public is what allows us to hone seemingly complex skills and gain opportunities in our community. When we begin to pay attention to diversity, we notice it (and its absence!). And, depending on our upbringing and our organization's culture, we may or may not be primed to think consciously about innovation. When we take a city bus or walk down the main thoroughfares, we'll quickly discover that we have as many differences as we do similarities. And therein lies the greatest opportunity for innovation - our diverse perspectives on the world and approaches to problem-solving! The key question for me is what lies behind the dangerous idea. I'm not interested if the goal is simply to stir things up and appear radical. But only if it is done with the intent of learning, evolving, and improving the quality of life,I m on board.

A good vision statement describes in detail what the world would be like if everything we did was wildly successful. My vision is to build an inclusive and diverse community that assists people in taking advantage of opportunities. Seeking out diverse experiences is a good way to prepare for leadership. My ultimate goal is to provide them with a plethora of options for off-campus activities. Miscommunication is always a two-way street, so I want to provide my community members with an action plan to help them streamline their efforts and focus on opportunities.😊

Instilling confidence in community members that the tools they are learning are capable of getting them through a range of situations ranging from unexpected adversity to planned job interviews.Open Source contributions allow us to earn the much-touted experience requirements at entry-level jobs while not strategizing the superficial standards. I'd like to do my part to help everyone gain that experience.🎉