I build technology products, from enterprise AI platforms to connected hardware. I’m the co-founder and CTO of Mindlabs, which lets global brands across food, pharma, logistics and exports see and act on their physical operations in real time — more than 100,000 IoT devices in the field and a business past $2M in revenue. I also recently served as Technology Advisor and Chief Architect at Superatom AI.
I’ve often been responsible for the technology end to end — circuit boards, embedded firmware, distributed backends, data platforms and the AI agents built on them — and for a good deal of what surrounds it: engineering teams, enterprise deployments, manufacturing, pricing. Very little of that came with a title. There isn’t a layer on that list I haven’t been deep inside, and not one I hold alone today.
I started my first venture, Myusic, while studying at IIT Indore, aiming to help Indian film composers build audiences of their own, beyond cinema. Then I dropped out to pursue independent research, driven by fundamental questions in physics, above all whether our understanding of reality is limited by the path evolution happened to take on this planet. That led me into mathematical logic, where I spent three years on original research and proposed what I called relativistic logic.
I came back to industry with a habit from that work: starting beneath a problem rather than inside it. I eventually co-founded Mindlabs, where I’ve grown a team and a business around real-time supply chain visibility, from hardware and firmware up to the cloud, and set up our manufacturing in China from scratch. At Superatom AI, I drove the technical direction of its enterprise AI platform, took the company towards SAP Build Partner status, and led data and AI projects for two large Indian manufacturers, designed for AI sovereignty so their data and models stay under their own control.
Building was never the point on its own; it is what follows once you understand something well enough to see a better version of it. What I have optimised for throughout is capability rather than comfort or title — being able to take on problems the earlier version of me could not have. If I can learn a thing, build it, or lead it, I have rarely found a good reason not to.
If you’re building something interesting, or backing someone who is, I’d like to hear about it.