Who is John Puwein ?

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John Puwein is a multi-talented individual with a passion for teaching, technology, and creativity. Born on February 13, 1998, in West Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, John is the son of Lendro Sohbar and Spilida Puwein.

John has completed his M.Com (Hons), and has been teaching science to class 9th and 10th students for over 10 years in different schools in Meghalaya. In addition, he has taught himself Android software development and shares his knowledge on his YouTube channel, providing tips to aspiring developers. John is also skilled in website development, graphic designing, and music composition.

With his diverse skill set, John has the potential to create educational apps and software for students, or offer his website development and graphic design services to businesses and individuals. His passion for creativity and technology has opened up a world of opportunities for him, and he is eager to explore new ventures in the future.

Overall, John is a driven and multi-talented individual with a passion for sharing knowledge and creating innovative solutions.


Contact: jp.khasi.soft.dev@gmail.com

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