Intelligence is easy. Staying up is hard. The second half is where the engineering lives.
AI career ecosystem
It charts your next move, grows your craft, shapes your résumé and sends your applications, briefs you every morning, and makes sure you never walk the road alone.
The one I will flex about proudly, loudly, at the smallest excuse anybody gives me.
These are where I stopped being frightened of other people’s data.
Somewhere in here I got strangely good at making paperwork behave.
This is where I learned to like the boring half of the job.
Reasonable proof that I will build almost anything once.
These are the years I spent finding out what actually breaks.
Where I started. I keep them running mostly out of stubbornness.
Clients
Web
Mobile
Edge and API
Services
Auth
Intelligence
Background work
Realtime
Vectors
State
Databases
Cache
Platform
The queue that drains. The retry that fires at three in the morning. The job that has run every hour for a year without anyone once thinking about it.
Nobody has ever congratulated me for any of it.
Most of what I do now sits around AiESphere, an AI career ecosystem that reads a job, shapes a résumé for it, applies, and then tells you what happened. It is the first thing I have built where the model was never the hard part.
The model took a week. Everything after it took the year.
Given a clever abstraction or a boring one a stranger can read at midnight, I take the boring one. I have been the stranger at midnight.
Twice this month.
The rest of it: Bengaluru, a stack of small projects with no commercial reason to exist, and no plan to shut a single one of them down.
Stubbornness, mostly.
Contact, then the footer. Built next.