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Where the work meets people

The rooms, stages, and hackathons where building stops being solitary: organizing, speaking, volunteering, and shipping alongside other people who can't leave systems alone.

home events community conferences
$ tail -f community.log // talks given, rooms organized, conferences survived.
01

Stellar Build Camp: From Idea to Impact

Organized and led Stellar Build Camp, a hands-on Web3 builder program designed to help students transition from learning concepts to building real products. Structured the initiative as a multi-day immersive experience covering blockchain fundamentals, smart contracts, decentralized applications, guided project-building sprints, and mentorship-driven collaboration.

Led the program end-to-end, from shaping the learning roadmap and coordinating mentors to managing onboarding and building a beginner-friendly environment where participants could prototype ideas, deploy on-chain logic, and explore decentralized systems beyond industry hype.

The experience strengthened my understanding of community-led education and creating technical spaces where beginners feel confident enough to build, fail, iterate, and grow.

02

India Blockchain Week (IBW)

Attended India Blockchain Week to engage directly with founders, protocol teams, researchers, developers, and emerging startups across the Ethereum and broader Web3 ecosystem.

Participated in discussions around decentralized infrastructure, scalability, developer tooling, consumer crypto, ecosystem growth, and real-world adoption challenges. The experience provided deeper exposure to how technical systems intersect with policy, user behavior, compliance, and product design in production environments.

IBW significantly shaped my perspective on Web3 as a systems-level movement rather than purely a technological trend.

03

DevRel Uni Podcast: “Starting a Web Career as a Beginner”

Featured in a DevRel Uni podcast discussion focused on navigating early-stage careers in technology, entering developer ecosystems as a beginner, and building confidence through community participation, experimentation, and public learning.

Shared personal experiences around starting in tech without clear direction, transitioning into developer communities, and learning through building, organizing, and mentorship-driven environments.

04

ETHConf NYC

Selected through a multi-stage application process to volunteer at ETHConf NYC, one of the leading Ethereum community conferences bringing together global builders, protocol teams, and researchers across the ecosystem.

Will contribute to conference operations, ecosystem coordination, and community engagement while gaining exposure to frontier discussions around Ethereum infrastructure, AI × crypto systems, decentralized coordination, and emerging onchain applications.

05

ETHGlobal NYC

Participating as a hacker at ETHGlobal NYC to build and experiment alongside developers, researchers, and founders from across the global Ethereum ecosystem.

Focused on exploring AI-native crypto applications, decentralized social systems, protocol infrastructure, and internet-native coordination tools through rapid prototyping and collaborative product development.