Six years of building, from a non-technical start. Nothing below is aspirational; it's the surface I've actually shipped on, for clients from small businesses to enterprise.
My deepest area. Building with large models the way most people will in a few years: orchestrating them, grounding them, and giving them tools to act.
The systems work: async services, durable workflows, and data layers that hold up under real traffic.
Interfaces people actually use, on web and mobile, built with the current generation of tooling.
Signed, notarised macOS apps. The kind of thing companies put a whole team on.
Cloud-independent by default: containerised, orchestrated, and hands-on across all three major clouds, on GPU hardware I pay for myself.
Moving and making sense of data at volume, the territory where the architecture matters more than the framework.
Knowing what the system is doing and what it costs, and scaling it in the right direction.
The part that isn't a library. Owning a problem from brief to shipped product, and bringing people and judgment with it.
I've led teams, worked inside them, and shipped solo. Most often I'm brought in as a technical lead and senior architect, trusted to shape what gets built.
Take an ambiguous brief and carry it to a shipped product alone: problem, architecture, build, ship.
Drop into existing codebases and systems, pick them up quickly, and extend them without breaking what works.
Own the line and lead the people delivering it. Deciding what gets built, not only building it.
Built and ran my own ventures on my own capital, so I think in cost and outcome, not just code.
Some of this was for clients, some for enterprise products, some for my own companies. The throughline isn't a single stack. It's learning the one a problem needs, fast enough to ship on it.
Skills are the floor. What I've built with them is the point.
This site is my own work, end to end — like everything it describes. · v1.3.0 · cf9ec25

Hey, good to meet you. Quick heads up: I'm an AI version of Rahul, trained on his work, so I can talk through what I build and how I work any time. What brings you by? Got something you're trying to get built?