An engineer who learned business first.

I learned business before I learned to code. I was doing real accounting at 15 — GST billing, invoicing, stock and inventory — and by 18 I'd registered my own GST-enabled firm, Choudhury Services, taking on social media, websites, and digital work for clients. Before I ever shipped production code, I understood invoices, clients, and what it takes to deliver.

Then came the engineering. I finished my B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering at Tezpur University in 2024, and kept going — a BS in Data Science & Applications at IIT Madras, with a diploma in data science in 2025, a diploma in programming in 2026, and the degree expected in 2027.

I also chose communication on purpose. Alongside the technical track, I took an MA in Mass Communication and Journalism at Tezpur University — because the hard part is rarely just building the thing, it's making it understood.

In 2024 I founded VrixaaLabs to put all of it in one place: a technology-first studio that designs and ships digital products. We're building Vrixaa Connect, our flagship community and organizational networking platform, and we take on web, app, and AI work for clients across India and the US.

Outside the studio, I serve as Secretary of JCI Tezpur Shine, graduated from JCI India's Speechcraft programme in 2025, and spoke on “Young Innovators Bringing Change” at The Hub Jorhat. Leadership, communication, and community aren't a side note — they're part of how I work.

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Technology and communication aren't separate tracks. A platform communicates a brand. A chatbot communicates information. A CRM improves communication with customers. A community app exists so people can communicate at all.

That thread runs through everything I build. The goal is never just a working system — it's one people actually understand and use. It's why an engineer studied journalism, and why the studio I founded treats clarity as an engineering requirement.