Reports with a source behind every line
A RAG assistant drafts medical assessment reports, citing the document behind each statement so clinicians can check it.
Building & Deploying Enterprise AI Systems. Tech Consultant specializing in agentic workflows, production RAG, and real-time vision systems.
Three places my work runs today, and what it changed there.
A RAG assistant drafts medical assessment reports, citing the document behind each statement so clinicians can check it.
Accident, fire and congestion detection across a city's traffic cameras, from stream ingestion to the alert.
An AI platform moved from Azure to Google Cloud, locked behind Entra ID and IAP, translating documents across Indian languages.
Finds the papers, pulls out each claim, clusters them across papers, and scores every finding for lineage, disagreement and quality, with the score's workings shown.
A GitHub App whose merge check clears only when a named developer records a decision on every major finding. Not on a fix, on a decision. Live on real repos.
Accident, fire and congestion detection across a city's live traffic cameras. Alerts arrive in under 2 seconds without paging anyone over a single glitchy frame.
Moving enterprise AI platforms to Google Cloud and making them secure and multilingual.
I moved an AI commentary-generation platform from Azure to Google Cloud, containerising its FastAPI services and running them on Cloud Run with Cloud Build, Cloud SQL, Secret Manager and Artifact Registry. Every request is authenticated end to end: Entra ID handles tenant identity, and IAP/IAM decides which services and users get through. Alongside that, I built document translation for Indian languages with PyMuPDF and Azure OpenAI that keeps tables, figures and page layout intact.
GenAI assistants for healthcare and forecasting for logistics.
My main work was a RAG assistant that drafts medical assessment reports, with settings for each disease type and a citation behind every statement. It cut drafting time by 60%. A prompt-tuning pipeline that classifies each query and adjusts generation settings to match lifted relevance scores by 25% over the internal baseline. I also built air-cargo demand forecasting that combines economic indicators, shipment trends and live weather data.
Real-time computer vision on live city traffic cameras.
I built the computer-vision stack behind a city's traffic cameras. RTSP ingestion with GStreamer and RabbitMQ cut frame loss by 30%, and accidents and traffic anomalies are detected in under 2 seconds. A congestion heatmap for rerouting improved routing efficiency by 18% in simulation, and along the way I fine-tuned Transformer and YOLO models with Hugging Face and Ultralytics.
Read the VideoAnalytics case studyBuilt in India, running in production.
A model's output is only useful if someone can see where it came from, and push back on it.


I'm an AI engineer with nearly three years of building GenAI and computer-vision systems that real people depend on: medical report assistants, city-wide traffic monitoring, and enterprise platforms on Google Cloud.
So I design for trust from the start. That means citations, scoring rules you can read, human sign-off, and an audit trail.
I care just as much about the unglamorous half: queues, retries, auth, deployment pipelines and cost. That's what makes a demo something a team can actually run.
I start with your problem, not a tool. Who uses it, what it has to get right, and what failure would look like.
Before proposing anything, I look at the data you already have and the architecture underneath it, so the plan fits what's really there.
If the problem is new to me, I research it first. If I've solved something like it before, I propose a direction straight away.
You get a roadmap or an architecture you can question: the moving parts, the risky bits, and the order to build them in.
Then I build the final solution end to end, and hand it over running in production, not as a prototype.
Agent graphs, retrieval, and prompts that cite their sources.
Detection and tracking on live video.
Analysis, forecasting and quick dashboards.
The services, queues and stores underneath.
Shipping it: containers, identity and pipelines.