I am a Transport Planner with an architectural background, passionate about advancing transport infrastructure and logistics. My career journey began with a strong foundation in sustainable building design, which evolved into a deep interest in the movement within urban environments and the psychological impact of spatial experiences.I hold a Master of Transport Planning from the School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada, where I graduated as the batch topper with a CGPA above 9.40 and received a Gold Medal. My undergraduate studies in Architecture at Jadavpur University further honed my analytical and design skills, earning me a batch rank of 2nd and another Gold Medal for academic excellence.Professionally, I have contributed to major transport planning projects, including the redesign of public transport networks for the Chennai Metropolitan Area and the development of comprehensive bus operations frameworks for the Jabalpur region. My roles have involved spatial GIS analysis, data-driven route planning, and the integration of electric bus operations, always with a focus on sustainable and efficient mobility solutions.I have also worked on logistics and freight infrastructure projects, such as the Integrated Logistics Plan for Visakhapatnam Port and the development of impact assessment frameworks for dedicated freight corridors. My research has been recognized at international conferences, including a paper presentation at the AIIT 4th International Conference on Transport Infrastructure and Systems in Rome.My technical skills include proficiency in GIS, IBM SPSS, Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and PTV VISUM. I am particularly interested in freight and logistics, land-transport integration, and public transportation systems, with a commitment to leveraging data and innovative methodologies to enhance urban mobility and infrastructure resilience.I am eager to continue contributing to transformative transport projects that improve connectivity, sustainability, and quality of life in urban and regional contexts.