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Recent Project Portfolio

1. WebGenie — Browser-Native Agentic AI Platform

Domain: Agentic AI, Generative AI, Browser AI, Enterprise AI, MCP

Architected a browser-native, goal-driven Agentic AI platform that enables employees to interact with enterprise applications using natural language and execute complex, multi-step workflows directly within the browser. The platform combines an AI Planner/Orchestrator, specialized agents, reusable skills, contextual knowledge, MCP-based tools and a governed browser execution layer.

Designed the architecture around Puppeteer Core → Chrome DevTools Protocol → Running Chrome, enabling browser interaction without modifying browser core components. Worked on agent orchestration, skill dependency resolution, DOM understanding, DOM-delta/context optimization, RAG-based skill retrieval, MCP integrations, browser background execution and agent memory.

A key architectural focus is enterprise AI governance: the LLM proposes actions, while a deterministic runtime evaluates every action against execution policies before execution. Sensitive operations can trigger human confirmation, while validated workflows can operate within certified execution boundaries.

Key areas: Agentic AI, LLM orchestration, browser agents, RAG, MCP, skills, DOM intelligence, AI governance, human-in-the-loop, enterprise workflow execution.

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2. NAD — End-to-End Software Development Platform

Domain: Software Engineering Platform, SDLC, Developer Productivity, Cloud, DevOps

Led architecture and platform engineering for NAD, an end-to-end enterprise software development platform designed to provide engineering teams with a unified experience across the software development lifecycle.

The platform brings together capabilities across application/project initiation, development, build, testing, deployment and operational lifecycle management, with a focus on standardization, developer productivity and engineering velocity.

Contributed to platform architecture and the integration of standardized engineering workflows, helping reduce fragmentation across development teams and establish reusable enterprise engineering practices.

Key areas: End-to-end SDLC, software engineering platforms, developer experience, cloud engineering, DevOps, CI/CD, platform architecture and engineering productivity.

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3. Physical AI — Real-Time Physical Device Intelligence Platform

Domain: Physical AI, Real-Time Data, IoT/Devices, AI/ML, Anomaly Detection

Architected a Physical AI platform designed to bridge the physical world and AI by retrieving data directly from physical devices and transforming raw device signals into clean, validated and AI-ready data for real-time applications.

The platform handles device-data ingestion, validation, sanitization, normalization and transformation before exposing processed data to downstream AI/ML applications. The architecture enables AI systems to consume continuously generated physical-world signals rather than relying only on historical or manually curated data.

The platform is designed to support real-time use cases such as anomaly detection, intelligent building/industrial monitoring and operational intelligence, including scenarios involving physical infrastructure such as twin-tower/building environments.

Key areas: Physical AI, real-time data pipelines, device integration, data sanitization, streaming data, anomaly detection, AI-ready data and intelligent physical-world applications.

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4. ControlPilot — Enterprise AI Control Platform

Domain: Agentic AI, Enterprise AI, AI Control Plane, Tool Orchestration, Governance

Designed ControlPilot as a separate enterprise AI platform focused on providing a governed control layer through which AI agents can interact with enterprise applications, tools and services.

The platform enables controlled agent-to-system interaction through orchestration, enterprise access control, tool management, use-case registration, approval workflows and test/production separation. The architecture is designed to prevent unrestricted AI access to enterprise systems while enabling organizations to adopt Agentic AI safely.

Defined role-based execution concepts covering general users, use-case users, administrators, developers and test/production users. Also designed a use-case lifecycle spanning creation, development, testing, approval, publishing and production execution.

Key areas: Agentic AI, AI control plane, enterprise application integration, tool orchestration, AI governance, access control, approval workflows and production AI execution.

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5. Conversational Insights — CCB Customer Care Intelligence

Domain: Conversational AI, Customer Intelligence, Enterprise Data, Natural-Language Analytics

Led the architecture of a Conversational Insights initiative focused on extracting actionable intelligence from CCB customer-care data.

The solution enables business users to interact with customer-care information through natural language rather than relying exclusively on traditional reports, dashboards or complex data queries. AI capabilities can be applied to identify recurring customer issues, emerging trends, service patterns, sentiment and other customer-experience insights.

The platform combines enterprise customer-care data with conversational AI and analytics capabilities to transform large volumes of customer interaction information into accessible, business-oriented insights.

Key areas: Conversational AI, customer intelligence, enterprise data, natural-language analytics, customer experience analytics, AI-driven insights and business intelligence.

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6. Inventa / RDA Studio — Enterprise Automation Platform

Domain: Enterprise Automation, Low-Code, Platform Engineering, Intelligent Automation

Invented and architected an enterprise automation platform designed to enable organizations to discover, develop, deploy, manage and scale business-process automation.

The platform evolved beyond individual bots into a broader ecosystem comprising Process Discovery, RDA/Automation Studio, Low-Code Studio, enterprise application distribution, orchestration, monitoring and CI/CD capabilities.

Architected a platform supporting 6,000+ users and 200+ bots, delivering approximately 40% FTE savings. The Process Discovery capability processed 30,000+ documents to identify business processes and potential automation opportunities.

Designed reusable automation development capabilities across React, .NET, Node.js, Python, Java and WPF, along with enterprise CI/CD integrations including Bitbucket, Jules and Spinnaker.

The platform established a reusable enterprise automation ecosystem, enabling teams to develop and distribute automation capabilities at scale rather than building isolated solutions. The innovation resulted in three US patents.

Key areas: Enterprise automation, low-code platforms, process discovery, bot orchestration, application ecosystem, CI/CD, cloud architecture, developer productivity and intelligent automation.

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Overall Professional Positioning

These projects demonstrate a progression from full-stack engineering and enterprise platforms to large-scale automation, Generative AI, RAG, Agentic AI, Physical AI and enterprise AI governance.

The common theme is building enterprise-scale platforms that connect AI with real business processes, software systems, customer data and the physical world.

The profile should therefore be positioned as:

Applied AI/ML & Technology Leader with 14+ years of experience architecting and delivering enterprise-scale AI, Agentic AI, Physical AI, software engineering and intelligent automation platforms, combining deep hands-on engineering expertise with platform architecture, innovation and technology leadership.