Arun Pratap Singh Chandel

My career makes very little sense on paper. Some days, I’m helping developers understand Web3. Other days, I’m editing a documentary, producing a podcast, designing a landing page, planning a technology event, or building an n8n automation that keeps working after everyone has logged off. It sounds like five different careers. To me, it is one mission: Make complicated technology easier to understand and harder to ignore. That mission led me to co-found The Origin Guild, a community of 1,000+ developers, designers, creators, students, and founders. What started as an idea became workshops, meetups, hackathons, partnerships, and conversations across India. Along the way, I helped organize 52+ technology events, working on everything from promotion and registrations to speakers, partnerships, volunteers, and on-ground execution. But community building is only one side of my work. Over the past three years, I have also worked with startups, creators, technology brands, and international clients across: • Web3 community management and developer engagement • Growth marketing and digital strategy • Short-form video and documentary-style production • Podcasts, motion graphics, and social campaigns • Websites, landing pages, and digital experiences • Marketing automation and AI-powered content systems The results? An n8n content system that reduced manual work by 60%. Communities and social pages that grew from 15K to 133K+ followers. Content that generated more than one million followers. Videos that consistently crossed 50K views. And more importantly, people who walked away understanding a product, joining a community, attending an event, or taking action. I work with Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve, Figma, Framer, Descript, n8n, Notion, Meta Ads Manager, ElevenLabs, Runway, Sora, Veo, Kling, and Higgsfield AI. But tools are never the real story. The real story is knowing what to build, who it is for, why they should care, and how to make them stop scrolling long enough to notice. I’m especially interested in Web3 community management, developer relations, growth marketing, creative production, content strategy, AI-powered content, and technology events. If you’re building something ambitious and need someone who can connect the product, the people, and the story, we should talk.