IIT Kanpur · Physics & Aerospace Engineering.
I build production AI systems that reason about physical reality — solar energy infrastructure, sensor telemetry, simulation engines, and agentic intelligence over real-world data.
I hold a double major in Physics and Aerospace Engineering from IIT Kanpur — one of India's top technical institutions. But my trajectory wasn't toward academia. It was toward the question: what happens when you put first-principles physical thinking inside production software?
As Founding Software Engineer at TerraNxt, I built ScadaNXT — a solar SCADA and operational intelligence platform — from the ground up. That meant writing the inverter physics models, the power flow engine, the LLM agents querying live telemetry, and the infrastructure that stitches it all together.
I'm interested in roles where the physics isn't decorative — where understanding degradation curves, thermal dynamics, plasma behavior, or orbital mechanics is the actual engineering edge.
The intersection of physical modeling, production systems, and machine intelligence.
First-principles modeling is the foundation. I write the physical equations before I write the code.
LLM agents that reason over real sensor data. Not chatbots — reasoning engines grounded in physical telemetry.
Production-grade backend that handles real-time data, async pipelines, and multi-user concurrency.
Interfaces built for operators who need physical insight, not dashboards that look good in demos.
Processing satellite and drone imagery for physical asset inspection and mapping.
Comfortable with the deep math underlying physical systems — from information theory to differential geometry.
Production systems where physical understanding was the engineering advantage.
A full B2B solar monitoring and intelligence platform for utility-scale and rooftop solar assets. The platform ingests real sensor telemetry, models degradation against physical baselines, and exposes a conversational LLM interface for plant operators to query their own data in natural language.
Architecture: LangGraph multi-agent graph (router → dashboard → fetcher → analyst → synthesizer) over live InfluxDB time-series data, via a FastAPI WebSocket backend and a React frontend.
Satellite imagery segmentation using SAM 2 on WorldView commercial imagery to detect and measure rooftop solar potential at scale. GPU-accelerated inference on RTX 4060 Laptop with async processing pipeline feeding PostgreSQL.
Production SaaS (mightyresume.in) with GPT-4o-mini ATS scoring for resumes. Deployed on Azure Kubernetes Service with GitHub Actions CI/CD, cert-manager TLS, and nginx ingress. Full engineering ownership from code to cloud.
3D solar plant builder in Three.js with drag-and-drop asset placement, real-time PostgreSQL mutations via SQLAlchemy, and a React Flow topology editor for electrical graph configuration. Built for operators to model their physical plants digitally before commissioning.
Physics isn't a credential — it's an epistemic framework. These are the domains that shape how I approach engineering problems.
The Einstein field equations as a constraint on geometry. I'm comfortable with the stress-energy tensor, gravitoelectromagnetic formulations, and the Aichelburg–Sexl ultraboost. Physics at this depth changes how you think about approximations in engineering.
Scaling laws as empirical physics of a new kind. The question of whether intelligence emergence is substrate-neutral — and what that implies for how we build systems — sits at the intersection of information theory and long-horizon civilizational thinking.
Kolmogorov complexity, combinatorial entropy via group theory, and the deep connection between compression and physical law. Information-theoretic reasoning is underused in engineering and overused in hype — I try to tell the difference.
I'm actively looking for roles at the intersection of physical systems, AI, and genuine engineering ambition — frontier labs, deep-tech companies, energy/aerospace infrastructure. If you're working on something that requires understanding the physics, not just the API, reach out.