THE CITY COMPILES

Every district below is something real — places I studied, teams I worked with, products I shipped. Right now it's a blueprint. Scroll, and the sun comes up on it.

SUNRISE — BENGALURU

First light, 12°58′N. The city that built me: an engineering degree, a first job with real clients, and a community that taught me to run things at scale.

ACADEMIC QUARTER

B.Tech in Computer Science, REVA University, 2021–2025 — honours. First ML models, first deployed apps, first users. The CO₂ prediction project from those years is still public: a model that beat three others on a real dataset, wrapped in an app anyone can run.

CAREER QUARTER

Two working buildings. PocketLite — my first production code: PHP backends and CRM systems. Then PandaECE, where I ran digital strategy for 30+ SME clients and put GenAI into their production workflows: production time down 40%, with a human reviewing everything before it shipped.

CULTURAL QUARTER

Four years volunteering at ISKCON Bengaluru. I led a team of 50+ across events hosting 5,000+ people — zero critical incidents in four years. It's where the Vedic thread in my work starts, and where I learned to stay calm when thousands of things can go wrong at once.

THE CROSSING

2025. One flight, 7,800 km. The city falls away, the day passes below. Everything I'd built fit in two suitcases and a GitHub account.

NEW GROUND — PARIS

Golden light, 49°N. ESSEC Business School, Master in Management — apprenticeship track. Paris added the layer engineering doesn't teach: strategy, financial modeling, and how organisations actually adopt what gets built.

THE FLAGSHIP — ADOPT

The tallest tower, lit like a beacon. Adopt turns any work task into a qualified GenAI use case — fit score, ready-to-paste prompt, adoption guide. Built and shipped as sole product owner, made to mirror a real GenAI-adoption apprenticeship description: the tool that role needs, already working.

THE WORKSHOPS

Smaller builds, all real. WebForge — an AI agent that generates and deploys websites from a one-line brief, over Telegram. Tara — a voice assistant that listens locally and thinks with Claude. Rta Living — a smart-home platform, in development. And a drafting office where this city itself was drawn, in code.

THE INTEGRATION STREET

New city, same method: learn the rules, then build. I work across four languages, and French is the newest — being learned the slow way, in classrooms and cafés. Integration is a build too. It doesn't compile overnight. It's compiling.

THE OPEN PLOT

Dusk. One empty lot, one crane. The next building here is yours — a 12–24 month apprenticeship in France, from September 2026. I ship from week one.

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