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B TECH Electronics and Communication Engineering

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ENERGY-EFFICIENT GAS LEAKING SYSTEM WITH GSM & ALARMS That project — an energy-efficient GSM-based gas leakage detection system — is where I actually learned what engineering is: not memorizing a datasheet, but wiring sensors to a microcontroller, writing the logic that decides "this is dangerous, alert now," and watching it work in real time. That's the same instinct I bring to code: build something, break it, fix it, ship it. I'm finishing my B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Sree Rama Institute of Science & Technology (2022-2026), but I didn't stop at the syllabus. I did a hands-on VLSI Design internship at Young Minds Technology Solutions, where I worked through CMOS fundamentals and the full chip design flow — the kind of low-level, "how does this actually work" thinking that makes debugging code a lot less mysterious. Alongside that, I taught myself Python and SQL because I wanted to build software, not just study circuits. Right now I'm looking for my first Software Developer role. I'm comfortable with Python for scripting and problem-solving, SQL for querying and structuring data, and I pick up new tools fast — ask me about a stack I haven't touched and I'll have an opinion on it within a week. What I bring on day one: an engineer's habit of asking "why did this break" instead of just "how do I make it stop," and a track record of finishing projects, not abandoning them halfway. If you're hiring for an entry-level Software Developer, Python/SQL, or Junior Engineer role — or you just want to talk about GSM projects, VLSI, or how a fresher breaks into software — message me. I reply fast and I show up prepared

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Tirupati

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B TECH, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Sree Rama Institute of Science & Technology

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