I am a BCIS graduate with a passion for designing and developing modern web applications. I enjoy solving complex problems, learning new technologies, and building software that balances performance, scalability, and user experience. Beyond technical skills, I value collaboration, clear communication, and continuous improvement, believing that the best products are created by teams that share knowledge and strive for excellence together.

Serving as a Software Developer to engineer a robust multi-role e-commerce ecosystem. This centralized web architecture services real-time distributed flows across structural admin dashboards, storefront portals, secure cashier points of sale, and customer checkout streams.
As a Uniformed Asset Protection Personnel (UAPP) at Real Canadian Superstore, my primary responsibility is to maintain a safe and secure environment for customers, employees, and assets. I actively monitor the premises, conduct regular patrols, and respond promptly to any alarms or security concerns.
A key aspect of my role is to deter and prevent theft by maintaining a visible presence and closely observing customer behavior. In the event of a shoplifting incident, I adhere strictly to company policies and protocols, ensuring the safety of all individuals involved, including myself.
Additionally, I am responsible for preparing detailed and accurate reports on incidents, such as when shopping carts become immobilized or require attention. My role requires vigilance, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to upholding the store’s security standards while fostering a safe shopping experience for everyone.
I worked as an digital intern for Digital series, which was founded by Nitin Rai Chaudhary where I had to work in 3 major departments, which were Social media management (SMM), Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Website Management (WM). My reporting timing was from 10AM to 7PM and i reported directly to Ms Arshdeep Kaur Juneja
Working in these fields has helped me a lot in order to advance my skills and know more about how a business runs and what applied skills that are required by companies. I started working in Website Management (WM), which improved my skills in WordPress and soon enough I grasped how it worked. My main role was to post albums/pictures, blogs, news, tables, etc for our clients (which were schools and Doctors). Some of my other roles included testing the websites for any bugs, testing the website for any broken links, and providing feedback.
We keep working in different fields, and the next department that I was sent to was Search Engine Optimize (SEO). In this department, my main role was to create backlinks, website submissions, business listings, PPTs and PDF submissions, Creating Advertisements for our clients, crawling the website, improving the ranking of our website and Social bookmarking. This was my main department, where I worked for most of the time.
Last, but not least, I worked in Social Media Management (SMM) where I had to manage the social media handles of our clients and keep updating them about the new albums and news. This helps to keep engagement and increase them steadily. I also made weekly reports and sent them to our clients, so that the client get weekly updates of what work has been done.
TechGear is a program in which we work with a foreign company and bring value to them. The client may require anything like a website or a mobile application. But for 2023 Techgear (UFV_India_Cohort3) I worked for a company named Paragon PMO, where we had to work with our coordinator Dhalie Patara and Ronel Alberts in order to develop an mobile application for our client Nicolas Mai, who is a professor at Camosun College
We had to make an application for the First Nation population of Canada so that they can clear their Driving License test. It is very important to have a driving license in Canada since the distances are far apart and it is very hard to commute from one place to another without the help of any vehicle. To complete our objective we first have to make user stories. User stories are very important since it helps us make a blueprint of the whole application, for example, what our client wants and what features would our end user or admin users may require.
My main role was as a Business Analyst (BA), which included asking clients for the details and making sure that the application was coded while keeping the requirements for both the user and the client.
My secondary role was as a Tester (UI/UX Tester) and test the application for any sort of bugs and content errors. Needless to say, both roles go hand in hand since it makes it easier to point out any content errors and any other code-related errors.
Some of my other works involved adding examination questions to the database, documentation, creating a user manual and creating privacy policy for the application.