It all started in 2016 when I first discovered UI/UX Design. I was thrilled to learn about this career and got excited, which led me to join Arena Institute to learn UI design with Adobe Illustrator, as it was the only available tool back then.

However, like everyone else, I enrolled in engineering college at Chandigarh University, where I transitioned to coding, attempting to learn frontend development because I believed that the UI/UX career was not very popular. I was under the delusion that frontend developers also handled design (which I soon realized was incorrect).

During my final year, I was learning React through a training institute, and it was during this time that I learned the truth. My mentor then told me that design was the work of designers, and developers simply had to code it. This realization showed me that product development was the path that interested me.

I subsequently joined the Asian Institute of Design, although it wasn't very helpful. Later, I got into the 10kDesigners C3 cohort, which was a game-changer in my career path. Following that, I embarked on an internship at Toppr, where I gained hands-on experience with a variety of projects, from TV apps to multi-device platforms.

After a great learning experience, I joined Internshala, where I am currently working on the employer-side vertical and thoroughly enjoying myself.