Marketing Auditor
Marketing strategy and a full audit of the University's marketing budget.
Bengaluru, India
I plan and audit marketing for Presidency University, and I lead strategic partnerships at Oh My Web, a digital agency. I started out in chemistry, and I still bring a scientist’s habits to the work: check the numbers, then explain them clearly.
I check the numbers, then explain them clearly. It worked in a chemistry lab, and it works in a marketing budget.
My undergraduate degree at Mount Carmel College covered microbiology, chemistry and zoology. I went on to an M.Sc. in Chemistry there, with a thesis on selenium nanoparticles made from rice starch.
I taught chemistry at Presidency College from 2024 to 2025, and took on the college's digital marketing, its academic audits and AI tools workshops for faculty. My B.Ed. completes this December.
Since June 2026, I've been the marketing auditor at Presidency University, helping plan the strategy and auditing the full budget behind it. I'm also Head of Strategic Partnerships at Oh My Web, where I lead the pitches that bring in new clients.
At a university and an agency
Years of work, from my first job to today
Science, then education
Spoken and used at work
Two roles now, and the ones that led here. Select a role to see what it involves.
I got this role because I could do two things at once: suggest strong marketing strategies and audit the money that pays for them.
I help the agency win and keep clients. A clear, well-built presentation is often what turns a first meeting into a signed project.
Full-time faculty. Theory, practicals and entrance-exam coaching for PU students.
I led how the college appeared online, especially to parents and students choosing where to study.
I coordinated the college's academic audits so the records reflected the work being done.
A hands-on workshop to help teachers save time and teach better with AI tools.
A part-time role I held alongside my undergraduate degree.
A hands-on AI tools workshop I ran for faculty at Presidency PU College, Kogilu.



The aim was simple: help teachers spend less time on preparation and more on teaching. Everyone worked through real tasks with tools they could use the next day.

I made selenium nanoparticles with a green chemistry method, using rice starch instead of harsh reagents. I then characterised them and tested their antimicrobial activity against bacterial strains.
Analytical techniques from my research and my quality control internship at KAPL.
Preparing samples for nanoscale surface imaging and reading electron micrographs for particle size and shape.
Identifying crystalline phases from diffraction peaks, working out crystal structure and checking sample purity.
Measuring absorbance, using the Beer-Lambert law to calculate concentration, and building calibration curves.
Reading chromatograms to identify compounds and check drug purity against IP, BP and USP standards, under GMP documentation.
Marketing strategy and a full audit of the University's marketing budget.
Pitches, client presentations and partnerships.
Formal teacher training to go with the time I've spent in the classroom.
Teaching and practicals for PU students. I also took on digital marketing and academic audits here.
Tested pharmaceutical samples, read HPLC chromatograms and worked with spectrophotometry and gas chromatography.
Taught science to underprivileged students and prepared simpler study material.
Thesis on green synthesis of selenium nanoparticles from rice starch.
My first job, held alongside my degree.
Three sciences side by side, from cell biology and genetics to organic chemistry.
Physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics.
For marketing audits, agency partnerships, faculty workshops or teaching.