Building intuitive Android experiences that empower users, deliver results, and stand the test of time
When I wrote my first lines of Java code on a second-hand laptop in a small apartment over a decade ago, I had no idea how far that curiosity would take me. Back then, Android was still evolving, but something about its open-source foundation and the vast potential of mobile applications immediately clicked with me. That was the beginning of a journey—one that has lasted more than 10 years and counting.
Over the years, I’ve developed, deployed, and managed dozens of Android applications—ranging from sleek lifestyle apps to complex enterprise solutions with real-time APIs and secure authentication systems. Each project sharpened my understanding of Android SDKs, UI/UX best practices, and performance optimization. But more importantly, every app taught me something deeper: patience, adaptability, and how to truly understand user needs.
What I value most in my work is creating experiences that feel intuitive. I believe in clean code, continuous learning, and empathy—toward both the users and the developers who will maintain the code after me. I’m not just writing functions or fixing bugs; I’m building digital tools that, in some small way, make someone’s day easier, better, or more enjoyable.
One memory that always makes me smile is from a few years ago when a small local bakery approached me to help them go digital. They had no online presence, no tech experience—but they had passion. I worked closely with them to design a simple Android app that allowed customers to browse pastries, place orders, and receive push notifications for promotions. A week after launch, the owner sent me a selfie with a crowd in the shop and the caption: “Your app worked. We’re sold out.” That moment reminded me why I love what I do.
Outside of work, I’m a bit of a tech tinkerer. I love exploring new frameworks, building small experimental apps (often more for fun than function), and contributing to open-source projects. I’m also passionate about mentoring junior developers, helping them navigate the Android ecosystem, and encouraging a mindset of craftsmanship over shortcuts.
When I’m not coding, you’ll find me sketching wireframes with a pencil and notebook at a coffee shop, playing guitar, or hiking with friends—always keeping an eye out for ways nature inspires design. Creativity, after all, fuels both code and life.
Android development has given me not just a career, but a canvas for expression. It’s more than just pushing updates or shipping features; it’s about solving problems, one screen at a time.
Work Terms
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (IST)
Saturday: By appointment only
Sunday: Closed
(Flexibility available for urgent client needs or different time zones.)
Payment Terms
Project-based or hourly billing, depending on the scope
50% upfront deposit for fixed-price projects, remainder upon completion
Net 15 or Net 30 terms for long-term clients
Preferred Communication Style
Clear, timely, and professional
Response time: Within 24 hours on business days
Transparent and collaborative—encouraging client feedback at every stage