I’m a dedicated and results-driven B.Tech student majoring in Computer Science & Engineering. I’m deeply interested in the Technology Spring Analyst role at Morgan Stanley, and I would greatly appreciate your referral for the position.
My academic journey has equipped me with solid technical skills, including proficiency in Java, C++, and Python, along with a strong grasp of data structures, algorithms, and object-oriented programming (OOP). I have hands-on experience in tackling complex technical challenges, demonstrated through projects like an ML-based Virtual Karate Trainer and a Smart Parking system. These projects have helped me apply my technical knowledge to solve real-world problems, further enhancing my problem-solving capabilities.

At FuelCab India, I worked in a cross-functional environment, where I played a key role in designing a B2B eCommerce platform, collaborating closely with engineers and product teams to align business goals with technical execution. This experience has reinforced my ability to work on live projects and deliver solutions that address real business needs—key aspects of the Technology Spring Analyst program at Morgan Stanley.

The opportunity to work on live projects, integrate technology with business concepts, and present to senior management during the program is incredibly exciting to me. I’m confident that my blend of technical skills, academic background, and experience in teamwork and collaboration makes me well-suited for this position.