Introductory Call with

An introductory call is a simple way to get to know a mentor before committing to ongoing mentorship. This session gives you the chance to ask questions, talk through your goals, and see whether the mentor’s background, communication style, and approach feel like the right fit for you. It is a low-pressure starting point designed to help you make a more confident decision.

You can use the call to share what you are working on, what kind of support you are looking for, and where you feel stuck right now. It is also a chance to understand how the mentor typically works with mentees, what kind of guidance they can offer, and whether there is a strong mutual fit. The goal is to leave the conversation with more clarity on your next step and whether you want to continue working together.

In my software engineering career, I have grown from SDE-I at Amazon to Staff Engineer at Meta in 6 years. This accelerated journey was driven by first-principles thinking, proactive ownership, and a deep passion for software engineering.

Along the way, I’ve mentored many peers through career plateaus—helping them identify blind spots, sharpen their thinking, and grow with clarity. I’ve also conducted and gone through hundreds of interviews, giving me a sharp eye for where strong candidates often falter.

My approach is simple: we start broad. I’ll work with you to understand your current stage and aspirations. Then we’ll bring clarity and structure—focusing on the levers that will amplify your strengths and unlock the next level in your growth.

Looking forward to working with you!