I build
intelligent
systems.
I'm an AI engineer who ships production LLM systems — from a Springer-published model that reads chest X-rays to AI that turns a sentence, or a photo of a whiteboard, into a working process diagram. Before all that, I wrote real-time control code for jet engines at DRDO.
Things I've built.
Shipped at companies
Work built inside Infineon, IMPRESSNO and DRDO.
Built for clients
Websites designed and shipped as a freelancer — all live.
Where I've worked.
Infineon Technologies
currentAI & Automation Engineer
Mar 2026 — Present · Bangalore, India
Building the AI features of an internal process-modeling platform in Infineon's Automotive division — it turns a plain-language description, or a photo of a whiteboard, into a standards-compliant BPMN diagram, and runs entirely on Infineon's own models so no process data ever leaves the company.
Engineer, researcher, builder.
Iwritecodethathastoworkthefirsttime—forjetengines,forX-raydiagnoses,andforAIsystemsthatrunwithoutmewatching.
At DRDO I wrote real-time control logic for a military jet engine, where a millisecond of lag isn't a bug — it's a flameout. At Springer I published a deep-learning model that reads chest X-rays well enough for a radiologist to take seriously. Somewhere between those two extremes — software that can't fail and software that has to be believed — is the engineer I'm becoming.
Notes on AI & data.
Still building — and it's all documented.
1329 contributions in the last year
Snapshot from 2026-07-27 · refreshed on every deploy
Also: 19 professional certifications — or just ask the AI assistant in the corner; it knows all of this.
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I'm an AI engineer who ships production LLM systems — from a Springer-published model that reads chest X-rays to AI that turns a sentence, or a photo of a whiteboard, into a working process diagram. Before all that, I wrote real-time control code for jet engines at DRDO.