Network automation engineer with an M.S. from Northeastern. I design multi-vendor topologies, write the code that provisions them, and build CI/CD pipelines that make sure everything actually works.
I spent five years as a bank officer at Canara Bank in India — managing operations, leading a team, and learning what it means when systems have to work without excuses.
Then I moved to Boston and earned my M.S. in Telecommunication Networks from Northeastern (3.71 GPA). That's where I fell in love with network automation — writing Python against live routers, templating configs with Jinja2, and watching Ansible provision an entire branch office in under 60 seconds.
These days I spend my time building NetDevOps workflows: multi-vendor topologies on Containerlab, CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions, and validation suites with pytest and NAPALM. I think networks should deploy themselves and prove they work.
M.S. Telecommunication Networks, Northeastern '25
4 industry certifications
40 pytest tests in CI/CD against live topologies
Zero-touch provisioning in <60 seconds
Based in Boston, open to relocation
A phased network-as-code portfolio on Containerlab. Deploys an 8-node multi-vendor topology (Arista cEOS, Nokia SR Linux, FRRouting) with eBGP, OSPF, and VLANs. Provisioned by 5 Ansible role-based playbooks with Jinja2 templates — zero-touch in under 60 seconds. Includes 7 Python NETCONF scripts, Maarpu (a config drift detector), and a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline running 40 pytest tests via NAPALM that block merges on failure. Dual-layer secrets with Ansible Vault + GitHub Secrets, plus Gitleaks scanning.
View on GitHub →Python and Bash tool that connects to Android devices via ADB, collects health data (battery, storage, memory, CPU, network), and feeds it to Groq's Llama 3.3 for intelligent analysis. Features WiFi diagnostics (signal, DNS, latency), ADB-over-WiFi switching, multi-device fleet scanning, and automated HTML reports with cron scheduling.
View on GitHub →Reduced deployment time by 75% with Terraform across 3 availability zones. Achieved 99.9% uptime using auto-scaling groups with CloudWatch monitoring (2–10 instances, 70% CPU threshold). Cut provisioning time by 80% with custom AMIs built by Ansible playbooks across 15+ servers.
Built a full network services stack on RedHat 9 VMs in VMware Fusion. Configured DNS (primary + slave with zone transfers), DHCP with MAC-IP binding, Apache web server, firewall rules (blocking SSH/ICMP to web server), automated backup via cron + scp with SSH key auth, NFS file sharing, IPSec VPN (Libreswan) in transport mode between web and backup servers, and demonstrated a Man-in-the-Middle ARP poisoning attack using Python and Scapy.
Designed and built a 5-location enterprise network (Boston, Mumbai, London, New York, Germany) in Cisco Packet Tracer. Two HQ sites with 3 departments each and three branch offices, all interconnected via a multi-area OSPF backbone (6 areas). Implemented VLAN segmentation, DHCP with DNS, inter-VLAN routing, HSRP redundancy at HQ sites, RSTP at branches, extended ACLs restricting cross-department access to Finance, and port-security to defend against MAC flooding.
TCP/IP, routing protocols, network automation, Linux admin, and cloud infrastructure. Hands-on with Containerlab, EVE-NG, and AWS.
Managed branch operations and led a team. Built an instinct for reliability, process, and working under pressure.
Where it all started — the fundamentals that still matter every day.
Open to network automation, cloud infrastructure, and NetDevOps roles. Happy to chat about interesting problems.