Built by an engineer turned driver, for an industry that forgot drivers.
Math gold medalist. Electronics & Communication Engineer (B.Tech, 2016). Started in telecom — Vodafone (FIS), then Bharti Airtel's head office as Lead Network Quality Analyst, pan-India — until 2020. Then Ericsson, on a Jammu & Kashmir network deployment.
COVID rewrote the script. I'd lined up a master's in data analytics in the US. Instead, I arrived in Canada as a student in September 2021. Supply chain and project management. Then warehouse floor — sorter, dispatcher, station head — on purpose.
Started overflow-driving for GLS Canada in November 2024. Not because I needed the work — because I needed to understand it. You can't fix a delivery operation from inside a building.
By July 2025, I took on BRR294 — a Newmarket / East Gwillimbury route a previous broker had collapsed. Six weeks later it was one of the terminal's most profitable. Time-of-day sequencing, dedicated vehicle, every package individually scanned, no bulkout, ever. By October 2025, three routes running 99%+. A fourth (BRR125 · Bracebridge / Huntsville) is onboarding now.
I have a family of leaders back home — people who built things and led people. No mentor here. No family in Canada. Strong faith. The values translate: take care of the people on your team, respect every customer, never cut a corner you'd be ashamed of.
Give them the tools you'd want to use.
Run a business you'd be proud to put your name on.
"Success belongs to those who dare to achieve it."