Manoj Rawat Email & Phone Number

Once upon a time, in a quiet village nestled in the land of gods, a boy spent his days immersed in dreams of far-off worlds and strategic battles on the chessboard. With every move, he planned ahead, always thinking a few steps beyond. But despite his love for strategy, he had no idea how vast and exciting the world of coding could be—until one fateful day.That day, he discovered the mystical art of coding. Like unlocking a secret level in his favorite game, he was instantly drawn into a world of logic, algorithms, and endless possibilities. The more he explored, the more he realized that coding was not unlike his beloved game of chess—each line of code was a move, every error a challenge to overcome, and every program a strategy to master.At first, he struggled. It felt like battling the grandmasters of an ancient, digital realm. But his curiosity and determination kept him going, as he slowly mastered the techniques of Java, wielded the power of Spring Boot, and defended his code with Hibernate. Each victory brought new confidence, and with every bug he fixed, his skill level soared.Years passed, and with them came experience—5 years of total experience, to be precise, with 2.5+ years of deep, focused expertise as a professional developer. The once-dreaming boy had become a seasoned coder and ascended to the rank of Taichou—a Lead Java Developer. As a Taichou, he now mentored younger developers, guiding them through the labyrinth of code, just as he had once journeyed himself.But just like a true chess player, he knew the game was never over. Each project, each line of code was a new challenge, a new board to play on. His love for chess sharpened his mind, and coding became his ultimate game—a never-ending puzzle to solve, with infinite possibilities.Now, as the Taichou of my coding journey, I invite you to join me. Together, let’s explore the vast world of technology, crafting solutions, mentoring each other, and strategizing our way to success. The game of code is always on—are you ready to play?

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  Indira Gandhi National Open University

  Computer Software Engineering