Software Developer

My journey from college to landing my first role in the industry has been a blend of learning, perseverance, and a passion for technology. During my time in college, I built a strong foundation in computer science and programming languages such as C, C++, and later, .NET. However, it was in my final years that I truly discovered my interest in full-stack web development, where I learned about the .NET framework, Angular, and SQL Server. Throughout my academic years, I participated in various coding competitions, took online courses, and worked on personal projects—all of which helped me develop problem-solving skills and gain hands-on experience in application development. I also explored theoretical concepts such as system design, data structures, and algorithms, which strengthened my ability to think critically when solving complex problems. The transition from college to my first job wasn’t easy. I faced the challenge of applying theoretical knowledge to real-world projects, but I was determined to push through. The skills I had learned in college were put to the test in a professional environment, and I quickly adapted by learning on the job. I was introduced to ASP.NET Core, Angular, and SQL Server, which helped me build strong expertise in developing full-stack web applications. In the initial months at my first company, I worked on file upload systems, CRUD operations, and database optimizations. The transition was exciting, as I was given opportunities to contribute to real business-driven projects. My team played a key role in my growth, providing me with valuable exposure to project management, collaboration, and systematic problem-solving. Looking back, my journey from college to my first job has been a significant learning curve. The skills, projects, and mentorship I’ve received have been instrumental in shaping my career. I’m excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and look forward to continually learning and contributing to the tech industry.

I came across the job opening for a Web Developer role at Novnex Corporation Private Limited through the campus placement process organized by my college. After reviewing the job description and required skills, I felt confident that my background in .NET, Angular, and SQL Server made me a strong candidate for the role. I tailored my resume to highlight my relevant skills and projects and submitted my application as part of the campus recruitment process. After submitting my application, I was shortlisted for the first round of interviews. The placement team communicated the schedule and provided the technical details about the interview. I began preparing by revisiting the technologies and projects I had worked on during my academic years. The process was well-organized, and I felt supported throughout. After completing the first round, I was informed about the next steps in the interview process, and I was excited to continue moving forward.