Professional progression

My Journey

A career shaped by enterprise operations, process improvement and the growing use of technology to simplify real business workflows.

Career timeline

Operations First, Systems Next

The timeline shows how engineering, procurement and Materials Management experience gradually shaped a practical digital-transformation direction.

2014-2016
M.Tech – Instrumentation & Electronics Engineering
Jadavpur University
Advanced engineering study strengthened a systems mindset and the habit of understanding how technical and operating environments behave.
2017-2019
Procurement & Contracts
Green Gas Limited
Exposure to procurement, contracts and commercial workflows introduced the operational importance of documentation, approvals and coordination.
2019-2022
Material Officer
RFCL
Hands-on Materials work connected vendor coordination, goods receipt, inspection, inventory and invoice processes.
2022-2026
Assistant Manager – Materials
RFCL
A deeper operating role revealed recurring process gaps and opportunities for structured workflow improvement.
2026-Present
Deputy Manager – Materials
RFCL
Current direction combines domain knowledge, process redesign and practical digital systems for enterprise operations.

Journey principle

I didn't enter software development by leaving operations. I entered it by trying to improve operations.

Transformation track

The shift was gradual: from understanding operating realities to designing digital systems around them.

Portfolio evolution

The portfolio follows the same arc: targeted visibility, broader process control, integrated Materials workflows and governance automation.