Thinker, builder, teacher and researcher.
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What I do
I work where software, AI and human understanding meet. I build systems, explain difficult ideas and explore how technology can help us think, create and preserve knowledge.
What it's for
I have spent three decades in technology and I am still more interested in the questions than the answers.
01 · What I do
I design practical AI systems, agents and integrations that turn intent into working software.
What it's for
Technology is rarely the hardest part. Understanding what people really need usually is.
02 · What I do
I explore agents, tools, orchestration and new ways for software to act on behalf of people.
What it's for
I do not want AI to replace people. I want it to remove the repetitive parts that stop people from doing meaningful work.
03 · What I do
I design systems that connect products, platforms, data and teams.
What it's for
Most systems become complicated because we keep adding things before understanding what already exists.
04 · What I do
I make tools, integrations and technical workflows easier for developers to understand and use.
What it's for
If an engineer needs a thirty-page guide to complete a basic task, the problem may not be the engineer.
05 · What I do
I explain AI, agents and modern software to technical and non-technical audiences.
What it's for
Understanding is more satisfying than impressing.
06 · What I do
I build systems that organise, connect and retrieve knowledge.
What it's for
I collect ideas because memory is unreliable, not because I am exceptionally organised.
07 · What I do
I explore how meaning, relationships and context can be represented for machines.
What it's for
Language is not merely communication. It is compressed culture.
08 · What I do
I research ways to represent Tamil literature, commentary, morphology, history and interpretation for future AI systems.
What it's for
I do not want Tamil preserved only in archives and museums. I want it to participate in the future.
09 · What I do
I write about software, AI, systems, work and learning.
What it's for
I often write to discover what I think.
10 · What I do
I speak about technology, careers, AI and the future of software.
What it's for
I still worry before I speak. Experience does not always remove fear. Sometimes it teaches you how to move with it.
11 · What I do
I help engineers and young professionals navigate technology, careers and uncertainty.
What it's for
Confidence grows faster when someone believes in you before you believe in yourself.
12 · What I do
I help turn ambiguous possibilities into products, systems and practical experiments.
What it's for
Most roadmaps answer questions people already know how to ask. I enjoy exploring the questions that have not become obvious yet.
13 · What I do
I focus on what can be built, tested and used — not only what can be demonstrated.
What it's for
The gap between knowing and doing is where most opportunities hide.
14 · What I do
I share experiments, lessons, prototypes and unfinished ideas.
What it's for
Sharing unfinished work is uncomfortable. That is often a sign that it is worth sharing.
15 · What I do
I build systems that help people retain, retrieve and extend what they know.
What it's for
My second brain exists because my first one has too many tabs open.
01 · Sourced Q&A agent, built on Notion Workers
What I do
An agent that answers plain-language questions straight from real data — every number traced back to its source — running across four different vertical markets.
What it's for
I don't want an answer I can't check. If Scott gives me a number, I want to click through and see exactly where it came from.
02 · A domain-specific language for Notion Workers
What I do
A DSL that compiles into a working Notion Worker — the model, the connector contract and the tradeoffs made explicit, not hidden inside someone else's black box.
What it's for
Automation is easy to sell and hard to trust once you can't see how it works. I wanted something I could actually explain, line by line, to the person relying on it.
03 · Tamil, language and AI research
What I do
A semantic approach to representing Tamil literature beyond a flat text corpus.
What it's for
A poem is not only its words. It carries commentary, history, grammar, interpretation and generations of conversation.
Three decades across engineering, architecture and technical leadership.
What it felt like
Worked across products, customers, integrations and platforms — and still more interested in the questions than the answers.
Forward Deployed Engineering Lead, APAC — Notion
Long enough to see every new technology arrive with a promise to make everything simple.
Integration Engineer — Stripe
The job title changed. The work was usually the same: understand the problem, reduce confusion and help people move forward.
Senior Technical Architect — Slack
Founder, CTO, Architect — Jenrise
Studied computer science at Christ University, Bangalore — before the web had settled into what it is now.
Three decades into technology, curiosity remains the most useful tool I have.