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I'm Rincy, and I'm excited to share a short story about my career path, if you are eager to read. 😊

It all started in fifth grade, a small spark from the first line of code I wrote. It kept growing, eventually turning me from a student intern into a lead software developer.

I’ve spent 14 years in the IT industry, focusing on programming, writing, and testing. Over the years, I’ve worked with diverse clients and platforms, handling everything from writing clean code to testing applications, documenting complex systems, and creating user-focused technical content. Even outside work, I enjoy coding and writing. I love solving technical problems and putting my thoughts down on paper or screen.

Ever since I was a school student, I loved reading, writing, and coding. I even maintained a daily diary in Malayalam, English, and Hindi. Programming experiments with BASIC were another early fascination. Deep down, coding has always been part of who I am. And the thrill of cracking tough technical problems is something words can barely capture. 👩‍🎓

Kerala 🌴 and Malayalam have always been close to my heart. Life later led me to the quiet hills of Ooty 🌲 and helped me fall in love with English. The Racecourse area in Coimbatore shaped me into a stronger tech professional. Some places quietly become pillars of our lives. If you rewind through the places you’ve been, you’ll notice it too.

I’m naturally curious and always eager to learn something new. I enjoy exploring different career paths and believe that with genuine interest, we can adapt and grow in any field. Challenges don’t scare me. They motivate me.

After moving between office roles and remote work, I’ve become skilled at explaining complex technical concepts in simple English and Malayalam. This ability allows me to switch comfortably between roles such as developer, tester, writer, and researcher without losing clarity or context. Today, I work confidently as a Technical Writer. 📝

Beyond job titles, I’ve always felt that coding and writing are my true calling. There’s still so much more to explore in both.

What did my career teach me? 👩‍💻

When building software, it’s essential to understand why something failed before fixing it. It may take more time, but doing it right the first time prevents bigger problems later.

In quality assurance, a tester must think differently from a developer. A good QA looks beyond expected behavior and identifies edge cases that developers may miss due to time constraints or priorities.

When you write, clarity matters most. Write from your own understanding rather than copying or auto-generating content. If you’re looking for a writer who creates natural, human, and technically sound content for your brand, just drop me a message. I’d be happy to discuss further.

• BULATS (English) — Cambridge — C2 Proficient Certified in English reading, writing, listening, and speaking
• Business English — Ebek — Professional business communication skills
• Saral-Sugam Hindi — Kerala Hindi Prachar Sabha — Hindi reading and writing
• React — My Great Learning (2025) — React fundamentals and basics
• MS Office & DTP — National Computers (2005–2006) — MS Office applications and DTP fundamentals
• Typing — Typing Test (2025) — Typing speed and accuracy

• Data Analysis With Tableau – Deloitte
• Build Your First AI Agent – GeeksforGeeks
• Data Analytics Job Bootcamp – Coding Ninjas
• Data Analytics Master Class – Novitechrd
• AI Training – Digital Magnet Online

I continuously update my skills to stay aligned with evolving tools, technologies, and industry expectations.

This section showcases my hands-on experiments and personal trials with various frameworks, libraries, and platforms. These projects help me explore new technologies and sharpen my practical skills.

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