Computer Hardware And Networking Engineer

I’m working as a Computer Hardware And Networking Engineer here in New Delhi. My address is G-91, Sriniwaspuri P.O. It’s a busy area, as you probably know if you live in Delhi. I don’t have a massive storefront with neon signs. It’s more of a personal setup where I handle the technical side of things. People bring me their laptops when they start making weird noises or when the internet at their house just stops working for no reason. I spend a lot of time looking at blue screens and tangled ethernet cables. Sriniwaspuri is where I've set up my base. It’s crowded, and there’s always something happening outside the window. I keep a lot of spare parts in plastic bins—RAM sticks, hard drives, different types of screws that always seem to go missing. It’s not a polished environment. There are coffee rings on my desk and stacks of paper with notes about IP addresses. I do the engineering work myself. If something needs fixing, I dig into it until it’s sorted. New Delhi is fast, so I try to get things back to people as quickly as I can. It’s just me and the hardware. No big team, no corporate fluff. Just practical engineering work in a small space. I usually have a few machines running tests overnight while I get some sleep. It's a constant cycle of troubleshooting and finding parts that actually work like they are supposed to.