Why I’m Pursuing a PhD After 12 Years in Tech
After spending over a decade in the tech industry—building startups, leading projects, and delivering digital solutions to global clients—most people assume further education is optional. But I’ve made a bold choice: I’m pursuing a PhD in Computer Applications.
Why now? Why shift from the fast-paced world of development and entrepreneurship into academic research? Let me explain.
1. Because Learning Should Never Stop
Even after 12+ years of hands-on experience with web technologies, SaaS platforms, and full stack development, I’ve realized that real growth comes from depth. A PhD provides the space to dive deep—not just into practice, but into timeless theory and foundational knowledge.
2. To Solve Real-World Problems with Research
The tech industry often prioritizes speed over depth. Through targeted research, I aim to address unresolved technical challenges—from optimizing web performance to securing scalable architecture and applying AI to development workflows.
3. To Contribute to the Future of Education and Development
I want to give back—not just through building tools, but by educating, mentoring, and publishing research. A PhD unlocks access to academic institutions, speaking opportunities, journal contributions, and broader collaboration with the global developer and research communities.
4. To Reinvent Myself — Again
This journey is as personal as it is professional. It’s a reminder that growth has no age limit. It’s about resilience, curiosity, and choosing a path of purpose. With this PhD, I’m pressing reset—and stepping into a future led by depth, legacy, and lifelong impact.
Greetings! I'm Jagmohan Krishan, a seasoned website designer and developer based in Chandigarh, India. My expertise encompasses a spectrum of technologies, including SQL, Next.js, Node.js, React.js, MongoDB, Postgres, MySQL, Django, Ant Design, Tailwind, along with a robust skill set in teamwork, problem-solving, and proficiency in version control systems like Git, GitHub, and Bitbucket.
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