I'm best in the messy phase, before there's a process or a title, when someone just needs to figure it out and get moving.
I always know a guy. For basically anything you need (a plumber, an AI/ML engineer, whoever), I can probably find you that person.
There's no better high for me than closing a deal or building an operations system that actually makes a team run better. I know people, and I know how to get things done through them.
Doubt any of this?
Here are people you can call. They'll tell you it's true.
Every line below is the same move in a different setting: find the structure hiding under the mess, then build it before anyone asks.
Chhattisgarh’s only IV-fluid manufacturer, a $7M business running on memory and relationships. I joined the founder’s office to give it structure: lifted monthly revenue 38% and cut a 24-hour reporting grind down to 3 with Claude Code. B2B is a different game entirely, slow, trust-first and won in person, and I loved it.
My first real job, and the one I’m most grateful for. A creative content agency where I owned clients end to end and closed its biggest-ever deal (Ather, ~$315K), turning 30+ decks into 30% MRR growth. Got some of my best mentors and friends out of it too.











A tiny SF startup building the world’s first AI earbuds with a camera. I ran marketing: figured out who it was actually for, rebuilt the positioning, and pushed pre-orders up 88%. In month one I stood up the whole creative function from scratch.
BA (Hons) Psychology, University of Delhi (2021–2024)
Well college wasn’t just about studying right? I interned everywhere I could to see how people behave when money's on the line.