Banks can't tell an agent from a customer
Why agents need an identity of their own instead of borrowing a human's login.
I build and demo AI agent systems for enterprises, and lead GTM Engineering at Prediction Guard. Chemical engineer by training, data person by habit, happiest when something complicated runs live in front of a room.
From a chemistry lab in Mumbai to oil fields in Rajasthan to enterprise AI in Indiana.
Run demos, deployments and go-to-market engineering for a self-hosted control plane that gives enterprises operational control of their AI agents.
Pre-sales lead: customer architectures, evaluations and live builds.
Python, large language models and the early versions of the platform.
Scored and rewrote product descriptions with computer vision and an LLM; presented at the INFORMS Business Analytics conference and published at ICDATA'23.
Data scientist with the Krenicki Center on Amway growth models; VP of Marketing and Operations at the Krannert Tech Club.
Analytics and project coordination on site in Barmer, Rajasthan.
CGPA 8.9. Head of Marketing for DRAV, the chemical department symposium, and Sports Executive for the annual sports fest. Summer at BARC improving mercury removal from water by 30%.
Why agents need an identity of their own instead of borrowing a human's login.
What a coding-agent key leak teaches about credentials, scoping and spend caps.
Led the lounge in Indianapolis: engineers working through attendees' real use cases one on one.
Track days, races and the cars. Photos and stories coming from the archive.
Places, with a photo and a line each.