I build things that have to keep working.

I'm a founder and engineer from Mumbai, India. I started building companies while still in school and built Apex Infosys from the ground up, taking it from custom PCBs and firmware to a complete IoT platform spanning devices, software and cloud infrastructure. Over four years, the company grew to thousands of installations across homes and businesses, generating multi-million-dollar ARR. Building and scaling the business end to end shaped how I approach entrepreneurship: start with real problems, own the entire system, and make it work beyond the lab.

That experience led me to build ApexOS, a local-first home operating system designed to keep essential automations running even when the internet fails. My work also spans agri-tech, digital public infrastructure and document AI, with a common focus on building technology for real-world conditions.

Named India Today's Youngest Entrepreneur in 2019 and selected as a Leader of Tomorrow for the St. Gallen Symposium, I now work at the intersection of AI, IoT and digital public infrastructure, focusing on systems that bring intelligence closer to where data is generated—on devices and inside buildings, rather than in a data centre. NYU's Courant × Stern MS-CEI program starts in 2027; until then, this is the work.