I build infrastructure for a living and I'm slowly building a life I'm proud of on the side — sharing the tools and ideas that actually worked along the way.
I finished my civil engineering degree in India and moved to Australia in 2020 — landing in a shared room in Geelong with no real plan beyond "make it work."
Since then I've completed my Master's, worked as a project manager on infrastructure projects, and now sit inside a PMO office supporting programs with operating assets worth over $3.6 billion. It's been a genuinely wild ride.
Outside the 9-to-5, you'll find me behind a camera, on a motorbike, or in the kitchen — and increasingly, thinking about how to build financial freedom instead of just clocking in.
Practical thinking on saving, investing, and building freedom while working a full-time engineering job.
What running infrastructure programs teaches you about managing your own career and priorities.
Honest notes on migrating, settling in, and building a life from scratch in a new country.
Photography, motorbike rides, and cooking — the things that keep the rest of it worth it.
Completed my civil engineering degree in India before making the move to Australia in 2020.
Rebuilt from a shared room in Geelong — completed my Master's while settling into a new country.
Worked as a project manager delivering infrastructure projects, learning the realities of running large-scale work.
Now supporting multiple programs inside a PMO office, working across operating assets worth over $3.6 billion.
Placeholder list based on your role — tell me which of these to keep, drop, or add.
Mostly out and about around Melbourne — still learning, always shooting.
The best thinking happens two wheels down, away from a screen.
Equal parts stress relief and an excuse to feed people well.