3,000–5,000 campaigns orchestrated daily for Sinch. 3,000+ vendors a month through AI invoice checks. 40,000+ enterprise users on a provisioning service I built.
Freelance SaaS & AI automation engineerForward Deployed Engineer at Vibrium AI
I start with your business, not a tool. I learn how your team works, find the real bottleneck, then build the right fix — a SaaS product, an AI automation, or both — and take it all the way to production.
Available for select projects
Shipped for teams at
Pick the one that sounds most like your week. You’ll see what I’d build for it, and whether that’s a product, an automation, or both.
I’d build an automation
A voice or chat agent that answers every enquiry the moment it arrives — day or night — qualifies it, books the meeting and updates your CRM. Your team only talks to people who are ready.
This is the core of my work at Vibrium AI: voice and chat agents deployed for enterprise client teams.
I don’t sell one tool. I understand the requirement first, then build the right thing for it.
Your process needs a home: a platform customers use, a tool your team works in, or an app in their pocket.
The work already has a home — it just shouldn’t need a person to push it along every single time.
Often it’s both. InvoiceComply is a SaaS platform with an AI worker agent inside it. The product gives the team a place to work; the automation does the checking.
Some clients are under NDA, so they’re named by industry. Every number is measured, not projected. Open a row for the full story.
Building an app? My iOS and Android work, from healthcare to fitness, is in the mobile portfolio.
See the mobile appsAt Vibrium AI I’m a Forward Deployed Engineer: the way OpenAI and Palantir get software out of slide decks and into production. In plain words, I sit with your team, understand the requirement, and ship the fix.
A 15-minute call, then time with the people doing the work. How do you make money, where do hours go, what keeps breaking?
I map the workflow step by step and turn the pain into a clear requirement — with the payoff of fixing it spelled out.
A SaaS product, an AI automation, or both. And if the honest answer is “you don’t need software for this”, I’ll tell you.
Working versions every week, connected to the tools you already use, deployed to production — then we measure what changed.
Current
End-to-end AI automation, enterprise clients
I work directly with clients to understand their day-to-day operations, find the repetitive work and pain points, and replace them with AI on the Vibrium platform — voice agents, chat agents, worker agents and automation workflows. I own the full loop: discovery, solution design, build, deployment and iteration.
Oct 2025–2026
For Sinch
Software engineer for Sinch via Kradle Joy — built the multi-channel campaign engine (3,000–5,000 campaigns a day), the Audience 360 customer data platform, and enterprise user provisioning for 40,000+ users on Sinch Converse.
Sep 2024–Sep 2025
Health-tech, iOS & Android, Gurugram
Product engineer across four healthcare apps — self check-in, user app, diet & lifestyle, and paramedic services. Built 70% of the user app’s core features, including the questionnaire engine that lifted onboarding completion 35% and cut support load 40%.
If someone on your team does it every day, it can probably be automated.
I’m the engineer who asks how your business actually runs before writing a line of code. At Vibrium AI I sit with client teams, map where hours and money leak, and turn that into a requirement — then I build the fix.
Sometimes the fix is a product: a SaaS platform, an internal tool, a customer app. Sometimes it’s an automation: an AI agent or workflow that takes repetitive work off people’s plates. Often it’s both. Two years of shipping full-stack products for Sinch, Philips India and healthcare teams means I can build either — and make it hold up in production.
B.Tech in Electronics & Communication from Delhi Technological University, 2024.
I’ve built six React Native apps for iOS and Android, mostly in healthcare and fitness. When the fix needs to live in your customers’ pockets, I build that as well. The mobile portfolio is made to be opened on a phone.
Open the mobile portfolioBoth — and the choice comes from your problem, not my preference. If your process needs a home, I build the product. If the work already has a home but eats people’s time, I automate it. Many projects are a bit of each.
Founders who need a product built, and teams drowning in repetitive work — support, sales ops, operations and finance back-office. From early-stage businesses to enterprise teams.
Yes — that’s exactly what the first call is for. Bring a rough description of your team’s week and we’ll find the parts worth automating together.
A focused first automation is usually scoped to ship in a few weeks. Bigger systems are split into stages, so you see value early instead of waiting for one big launch.
After mapping the work I send a scoped proposal with a fixed price, so you know the cost before anything starts. Ongoing support is optional.
Yes. Much of my client work is under NDA — which is why some case studies describe the client by industry rather than by name.
Delhi, India (IST). I work with teams across time zones and keep regular overlap hours for calls.
Fifteen minutes, no slides. Walk me through your business and the part that hurts. You’ll leave knowing whether you need a product, an automation, or neither.
