I make enterprise systems talk to each other. Lately, to AI as well.

Twenty years from a DOS game to enterprise AI.

It started with Digger — the DOS game. Wondering how it worked led me to BASIC, then to dBase III Plus during my BBA, and on to C, C++ and VC++ through DOEACC's A and B Level programmes. My final-year project, a customer-support operations system in ASP.NET/C#, was approved and mentored through Microsoft's Student Project Program — my first taste of building software that real people depended on.

The first decade was .NET: an EMR product for Tablet PCs at ICREA Infotech, then Socrates Media and Wipro. In 2009 I joined Bank of America in Hyderabad, and I've spent the seventeen years since going deep on the plumbing that enterprises actually run on — Oracle Fusion Cloud across ERP, HCM, SCM and Incentive Compensation, Informatica IDMC pipelines, REST and SOAP integrations, and Python automation around all of it.

Today I work at the seam where those systems meet the next era: LLM engineering, RAG, and agentic workflows. My thesis is simple — the people who already know how enterprise data moves are the natural architects of enterprise AI. That bridge is what I build, and what I write about.

Off the clock: cooking, video games, and motorcycle rides out of Hyderabad.