I'm a builder at heart that loves to experiment (top secret project). Most of my work has centered around customer needs, while some exist purely for me and my people to scratch that itch. Your classic kitchen-sink engineer, always there to solve problems :)

All technology should just be batteries; humans get to plug it anywhere to inspect, trust, and use. It keeps the engineering curious and the research accountable. Try the one-line setup for ControlKeel, a governance control plane, as it reflects the working style I value: fast iteration, explicit gates, evidence, and human judgment. AI is a great tool, but I have more faith in the human spirit and the friction we create. For the more builds:

  • HERA: Hierarchical Ensemble Reasoning Agent. Google ADK multi-agent system with ensemble voting, Code World Models, and GEPA prompt optimizer
  • Sparkshed: Electronics sim and AI hardware playground. Plain-English circuit design with real AVR firmware simulation, analog co-simulation, and BOM export.
  • Era Eval: Evaluate an agent, then optimise a chain of them. Quantitative assessment attributing quality to prompt, model, and tools.
  • Bhote Koshi Flood Warning Latency (Preprint): Reconstruction of the 26 August 2026 flood warning chain in Nepal.
  • Microplastic-PFAS Interactions (Hinkley Center): Ensemble QSPR models predicting PFAS-MP sorption.

I like the range, thus I challenged myself to build one idea a day for a month, which led to shipping CVector Energy's agent orchestrator module.

How I Work

I reduce uncertainty quickly: make the first useful version, instrument the risky parts, and keep the interface simple enough that people can trust it.

My taste leans toward quiet interfaces, clear state, and fewer moving pieces. The best experience is often the one that makes a complex system feel inevitable.

I am available immediately for full-time roles where AI systems, product engineering, and research-heavy implementation overlap.

Contact

Looking for a swe, need consulting on AI/ML, or want to talk research? Reach out.

Follow me on X at @arya_minus, schedule a meeting via cal.com/aryaminus, or send me an email.