Ever since my first experience as a Freelance Developer back in my sophomore year, I couldn’t shake off the freedom and excitement that comes along with it. After working/interning at some places that excited me with their work, I still kept thinking about doing my own thing, so I took a 2 month hiatus after my last internship(Sep 2021), and have been working full time as a Freelance Software Developer since then.

I have made things ranging from marketing websites, landing pages for individuals, to fully fledged and complex shaders for various game developers(mostly indie).

Apart from that, my interest in making generative art using JavaScript and Glsl, and selling them as NFTs and digits assets to other developers, helped me setup a steady stream of income.

My work involved writing articles and technical content for the following topics:

• JavaScript and Nodejs.
• Reactjs and HTMLDom.
• Data structures and algorithms.

Articles written by me were read by thousands of people across the country on a daily basis.

It was not my first job as a teacher, but definitely the one where I learnt the most. Apart from gathering like-minded students(mostly juniors) for conducting SIGs(self interest groups), my job as an Instructor also included teaching them following subject:

• C/C++
• OOPS
• Python
• Basics of algorithms and data structures

I did this alongside a bit of freelance work

Served as a teaching assistant for course on Data Structures and Algorithms in C++. My responsibilities involved:

• Creating tutorials.
• Debugging codes/problems for students.
• Conducting problem-solving sessions.

Was still running my freelance agency side by side.

Developed and sold technical projects to students of various colleges and univesities across the NCR region. At this point, I was still a sophomre in college. So in the summer breaks I used to fork projects from github and sell them, after making minor and sometiems major modifications to the code, to students of other colleges and universities for some quick pocket money. But it grew so much that I had to hire some interns