Wherever the work is. I'm a generalist, and I mean that literally.
I've worked a lab bench, a shop floor, a brand campaign and a hundred-ticket-a-day queue. None of those were the same job. I was useful at each one within weeks, and that is the actual skill.
Put me on any side of the business, in any function, in any industry. Give me the learning curve and I'll take it. I'd rather start before I feel ready and close the gap fast than wait for a job description that fits me exactly.
How I pick up a new job: shadow for a day, read everything there is, take the queue on day two, and ask the obvious questions in week one so I'm not asking them in month three.
Customer success
Operations
Founder's office
Implementation
Sales support
Anything without an owner
The queueTickets, calls, escalations, handoffs. I've run a hundred a day at a 100% audited quality score.
The customerFace to face on a shop floor, on the phone in operations, on the receiving end of a sample in a lab.
The processWhere the work leaks between teams. I write the note that makes the next person faster.
The founder's loose endsVendors, coordination, follow-ups, the thing nobody has picked up yet.
The pitch and the stallBest Entrepreneurial Award in my final year at Kristu Jayanti, and six college contests, for pitching ideas and running stalls. Ideas are cheap; I like the part where you have to sell one.
The domainHealthtech and life sciences are where my background runs deepest. A bonus, not a requirement.
If that sounds like the person your team is missing, the CV is one page.
Assurant, Bengaluru, 2026. Global protection and insurance company.
~100 a daycustomer tickets resolved over calls and CRM, closed end to end
100%quality score on audited interactions, from the day I joined
Escalations and handoffs with customer success and support teams across CRM and ticketing systems.
Ventures
Kristu Jayanti College, final year, 2025. Inter- and intra-departmental contests, pitches and stalls.
Best Entrepreneurial Awardfor pitching multiple business ideas and setting up and running stalls
6 winscollege contests, all judged on the pitch and what we could sell
Two of the ideas: a digital twin of a cancer patient, so treatment options can be tested on the model before the person; and a UVB lamp for rooms that never see the sun, so people get the vitamin D they'd otherwise miss.
Biochemistry
Energon Health, Bengaluru. Junior Lab Technician, June to September 2025.
~150 a dayblood samples processed on the ERBA EM200 analyser
Haematology
Energon Health, Bengaluru. Same role, same months.
Complete blood count processing and QA on the HORIBA Yumizen, keeping result accuracy across daily runs.
Mohammed Roshan