I engineer systems, and I teach people to master them.

I have always been drawn to how things connect, whether circuits, enterprise systems, or ideas in a student’s head. That curiosity took me from IIT Delhi to MIT, and then into the demanding world of Swiss enterprise consulting, where precision and confidentiality were never optional.

Today I work independently on two fronts. I build the integrations and AI layers that large organisations depend on, and I teach, because the same rigour that makes a data pipeline reliable is what makes a student unshakeable in an exam.

I keep both under one roof on purpose. One standard, one relationship, one person accountable for the result. That is rare, and it is the whole point.