Not years of corporate tenure, but real work and real momentum
I know — everyone wants “experienced freshers,” and the internship hunt sometimes feels harder than debugging a missing semicolon. But hey, while I don’t have years of experience (yet), I’ve been busy building, learning, and improving my skills — and here’s what I can actually show.
3
Roles
2023
Active Since
Product + UI
Focus
Stage 1
2026–Present
Leading development at CloverForge, building and shaping the product experience end to end. Also founded the project, with a primary focus on product engineering, architecture, and execution. Website: cloverforge.vercel.app
Leading product engineering and technical execution
Shaping the platform architecture and user experience
Building CloverForge from idea to live product
Stage 2
2023–Present
Building responsive UIs with React and Tailwind. Experience with component design, state management, and API integrations.
Built responsive interfaces with React and Tailwind CSS
Improved component structure and state handling skills
Integrated APIs into real project workflows
Stage 3
2026
Worked on a web application project, gaining hands-on experience with real-world codebases, version control, and team collaboration.
Worked with production-style codebases and workflows
Collaborated with a team using version control
Gained hands-on exposure to real web development work
I learn fastest by shipping things that need to work for real users.
I like handling both the small details and the bigger product direction.
Most of my growth has come from consistent self-learning and hands-on work.
Lead Developer at CloverForge
Leading product engineering and technical execution
Shaping the platform architecture and user experience
Frontend Developer (Self-Learned)
Built responsive interfaces with React and Tailwind CSS
Improved component structure and state handling skills
Summer Intern at Solitaire Infotech
Worked with production-style codebases and workflows
Collaborated with a team using version control