The Story.

Back in 2020, right after finishing my 12th standard, I had a massive obsession with mobiles and gadgets. I wasn't in a position to buy and test all the latest hardware, so I found another way in: I started reviewing free apps and software, sharing highly practical, real-world tips for everyday users.

That drive to share value led to the birth of my brand, TechAbhee. Building that platform from scratch was my real-world bootcamp. I taught myself everything required to make it work — blogging, SEO, affiliate marketing, cold emailing, and exploring various niches including dropshipping. I organically scaled the blog to over 100,000 visitors and hit another 100,000+ all-time views on Quora. The motive behind it was incredibly real.

That hands-on experience of scaling a platform naturally pushed me toward the technical side of the web. I started diving deep into Python, Java, Web Development, and Machine Learning. The deeper I went, the clearer it became: AI is my strongest zone.

I interned at Intel, where I built NLP systems for fake news detection using transformers and RAG on GCP. That showed me how powerful language models could be — and got me hooked on the GenAI space early.

Today, I am a builder, designer, blogger, and startup enthusiast. I bridge the gap between complex intelligent systems and practical, real-world applications. As a Machine Learning Engineer at Syncd Analytics, I engineer the backend AI logic for platforms like CollateralQC. On the side, I am constantly shipping SaaS products like JobEasy and MeetNote, and even hacking together local AI tools in Telugu for my family.

Whether I'm writing code, designing a system, or writing a blog post — my goal is the same as it was in 2020: to build things that provide genuine, practical value.