Hello World, I’m Sahaj Balgunde

Welcome to my little corner of the internet!

I’m Sahaj Balgunde, a bilingual IT professional, creative thinker, and lifelong learner. After years of working across technology and creativity, I decided to finally create this space to share my journey, projects, and thoughts with the world.

👨‍💻 My Professional Journey

Over the past three years, I’ve worked in ERP support (Microsoft D365 F&O / Business Central), software testing, and multilingual web development. My work has taken me across borders, where I’ve collaborated with both Japanese and Indian teams. I love working at the intersection of technology and culture, where translation, localization testing, and UI/UX design become tools to make digital experiences more human and accessible.

✍️ Beyond Technology

But I am not only defined by code. I am also a published author, poet, and music enthusiast. Writing poetry, creating podcasts, and even composing music keep me connected to creativity and expression. For me, technology and art are not separate—they complement each other and remind me that every line of code and every line of poetry are both ways of telling stories.

🌏 A Global Learner

Languages have always fascinated me. I am proud to say I have passed JLPT N2, which allows me to comfortably work in Japanese. Currently, I’m also learning Italian (A1), adding another dimension to my global journey. Each new language opens doors to new ways of thinking and connecting.

🚀 What You’ll Find Here

This blog is where I’ll share:

• My experiences working in IT and cross-cultural projects

• Insights into ERP, testing, and web development

• Thoughts on creativity, writing, and music

• Reflections on language learning and international collaboration

🤝 Let’s Connect

I believe that the best opportunities come from genuine connections. Whether you are here for collaboration, inspiration, or just curiosity, thank you for stopping by. Feel free to reach out—I’d love to hear your story too.

Here’s to building bridges through code, culture, and creativity.

— Sahaj