The work, by theme.
Job titles say less than the work does, so here it is, organized by what it was for rather than where it happened.
01 Developer Relations
Helping developers discover, understand, and succeed with developer tools, from the first announcement to the last page of the docs.
Product launches(opens in new tab) Leading Appwrite's public-facing product releases end to end, including Init, Appwrite's recurring launch week: announcements, blogs, documentation, newsletters, social media, events, and livestreams for every launch.
AI-driven content processes Designed content workflows built around AI tooling, publishing 200% more blogs in a year with a 50% smaller team.
Documentation and website ownership Owning content strategy and updates across the Appwrite website and documentation, including leading all of Appwrite's docs and writing docs for Sites, Databases, and AI (MCP servers, AGENTS.md, agent skills, and plugins), so developers can build with Appwrite through tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
Technical support and Office Hours Years of hands-on support across Appwrite's Discord and GitHub, including weekly Office Hours that turn recurring questions into better docs and content.
02 Product Storytelling
Translating engineering work into stories developers actually want to read, and measuring whether they do.
140+ published articles(opens in new tab) Technical tutorials, product deep-dives, and announcements written and published on the Appwrite blog. Customer stories(opens in new tab) Led Appwrite's customer stories initiative, interviewing teams building on the platform and turning their experiences into narratives.
03 Community
Building programs that turn users into contributors, students into builders, and community members into advocates.
Appwrite's Education program Launched with GitHub Education to support college and university students, growing to 15,000+ students.
Appwrite Heroes Launched and ran Appwrite's superuser program for three years, supporting the community's most active contributors.
Appwrite's Hackathons Planned and hosted multiple hackathons end to end, from marketing and submissions to community and judging, engaging 7,000+ developers.
Hacktoberfest and open-source programs Represented Appwrite in collaborative initiatives like Hacktoberfest, onboarding 70,000+ new community members.
04 Developer Experience
The unglamorous work that makes a platform feel good to use: SDKs, integrations, tutorials, and runnable examples.
SDKs and runtimes Maintained Appwrite's .NET SDK and serverless Functions runtimes.
Integrations catalog(opens in new tab) Launched and grew Appwrite's integrations catalog to 40+ integrations and templates across Appwrite products. Tutorials and samples Built tutorials and sample applications in .NET, Node.js, SvelteKit, etc. that double as documentation and starting points.
05 Recognition
Milestones from along the way.
Microsoft MVP(opens in new tab) Awarded five years running for contributions to the .NET, JavaScript, and Azure developer communities. CMX Community Industry Award(opens in new tab) Best Developer Relations Community Professional of the Year. Major League Hacking's Top 50 Hackers(opens in new tab) Selected from Major League Hacking's community of 135,000 students. Microsoft Imagine Cup(opens in new tab) National winner in the Education category at the India chapter, for CodeCapture.