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 I took warehouse work on purpose and worked up from sorter to dispatcher to station head.
Started overflow-driving for a national parcel carrier in November 2024. I took those shifts to learn how the job actually works. You can't fix a delivery operation from inside a building.
By July 2025, I took on a Newmarket / East Gwillimbury territory a previous contractor 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, that had grown to three territories. Today I run four dedicated daily territories across Newmarket, Barrie and Muskoka. Five vans run out of Barrie and a sixth arrives the first week of October. Eight people are on the Barrie team, and the platform our clients log into is one we built ourselves. London, Ontario is next. Two people are already hired there and three more vans are committed. Routes start at the beginning of October. The GTA is the plan after that.
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."
A line that's stuck with me since 2012, from fighting for a college admission with the support of people who believed in me before I'd proven anything.