Himakshi is a storyteller. She writes about various technologies – by adding a creative touch. As a Content Marketing Specialist at Loadbalancer.org, typically, her day involves ideating, voracious researching, and talking to SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) and understanding technologies to produce insightful and engaging content in different forms. Outside of work, Himakshi enjoys travel, films, and amateur photography.
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