About MeConnect with me on:Twitter | LinkedIn | Medium ProductsFinance JournalFinance Journal is your personal command center for your money. It replaces messy spreadsheets and mental math with a beautiful, easy-to-use app that gives you total clarity on your financial life.Here is what it does for you:See Where Your Money Goes: Don’t just track “how much”—track “where” and “why.” Tag expenses with specific locations (powered by Google Maps), categories, and even specific trips to see exactly what lifestyle choices drive your spending.Visual Insights: Instantly understand your habits with a dashboard that turns your data into clear, easy-to-read charts and trends.Travel Made Easy: Planning a getaway? Dedicated trip tracking lets you keep your vacation budget separate from your daily expenses, so you can relax without the financial stress.Complete Control: Manage all your accounts in one place—whether it’s cash, credit cards, or savings—so you always know your true bottom line.Designed for You: It works seamlessly on your phone or computer, meaning you can log expenses the moment they happen, wherever you are.Fuel Expenses MonitorFuel Expenses: Your Smart Vehicle Finance CompanionFuel Expenses is a sleek, mobile-friendly app designed to help you effortlessly control your vehicle’s running costs. It replaces messy receipts and spreadsheets with a clean, intuitive dashboard that lets you: Track Every Fill-Up: Quickly log fuel expenses, including price, volume, and date.Gain Spending Insights: See exactly where your money goes with visual charts and summaries of your total spending and fuel consumption.Manage Multiple Vehicles: Keep separate, detailed histories for all your cars or bikes in one place.Filter & Organize: Easily search your history by vehicle, fuel type, or date range to analyze trends over time.It’s the simplest way to stay on top of your vehicle finances and monitor your fuel efficiency at a glance.Body Composition MonitorBody Composition Monitor is a personal tracking tool designed to help you visualize and understand your fitness progress. It allows you to monitor changes in your body composition over time through clear, interactive charts, making it easier to see trends and stay motivated.With a secure Google login and a design that works perfectly on both your phone and computer, it serves as a dedicated hub for your health data, helping you make informed decisions on your fitness journey.OptiShrinkOptiShrink is a secure, client-side image compression tool built with React. It allows you to drag-and-drop multiple images, adjust quality settings in real-time, and instantly download optimized files (individually or as a ZIP) without ever uploading your data to a server.Key Features:🔒 100% Private: Processing happens locally in your browser; no images leave your device.⚡ Batch Processing: Compress dozens of images at once using Web Workers.🎛️ Granular Control: Fine-tune quality with an interactive slider to balance size vs. clarity.🌑 Modern UI: Clean, responsive interface with Dark Mode support.CertificatesIntroduction to Python (for Data Science) – Data CampApache Spark and Python: Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning – UdemyApache Spark Starter Kit – UdemyHadoop Starter Kit – UdemyApache Kafka for Beginners – Learn Kafka by Hands-On – UdemyEthical Hacking with JavaScript – LinkedIn LearningSoftware Architecture Foundations – LinkedIn LearningProgramming Foundations: Design Patterns – LinkedIn LearningHandling Workplace Change as an Employee – LinkedIn LearningDeveloping a Learning MindsetLinkedIn LearningNational Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)Project Management Institute (PMI) ®Practical Test Driven Development for Java Programmers – UdemyGetting Started With Hive For Relational Database Developers – PluralsightExploring And Preparing Your Data With BigQuery – PluralsightGoogle Cloud Platform Big Data And Machine Learning Fundamentals – PluralsightSQL On Hadoop – Analyzing Big Data With Hive – PluralsightProof of Concept Projects (POCs)I write a lot of POCs at work and whenever I get enough time. I have consolidated the list so that I can go back and find a snippet of code whenever I need, because I don’t the kind of memory that would make me proud. So here is the list of all the POCs I have written so far. Data StructuresI have implemented a few data structures in Java as POCs. You can find the list of all such implementations here.