Anyone can ship a demo. I ship things that pass audits, take traffic, and don't call you at 3 a.m.
Data doesn't lie. People just don't ask it the right questions. I do — and I show my work.
Eight AI agents applying for jobs while their owner sleeps. Not a pitch deck — a priced, live product I built alone.
You've read forty profiles today. They all say "passionate" and "results-driven." Here's what they don't say: I've supported validated systems where a mistake ends up in front of a regulator, and I've built three products alone that real people use. You don't need to guess whether I can do the work. You need to decide how soon you want it done.
Regulated pharma IT taught me that "it works on my machine" is not a sentence you get to say. Founding three companies taught me nobody is coming to do it for you. Put those together and you get an engineer who ships production-grade systems, reads the data before making the call, and builds AI that does real work — and who would rather show you than tell you.
Nothing here is something I've only read about. Every one of these has been used on something that's live.
Because in pharma, one was. Versioned, validated, monitored — those habits don't switch off when the company gets smaller.
FastAPI & SQLOpinions are cheap. I build the pipeline, look at the numbers, and then make the call — in that order, every time.
Python & PandasIf a machine can do it at 3 a.m., a machine should. My agents apply, reach out, and report back. I handle judgment.
Agents & LLMsThree companies, zero co-founders. I know what every part of the machine costs because I've paid for each one.
Product & GTMAn autonomous job-application system I founded and built alone. It finds the roles, tailors and submits the applications, and reaches the humans behind the postings — while the candidate sleeps. I've been on the other side of the table. I built the fix.
Telling people to "apply more" ignores the math. The bottleneck is throughput and follow-through — exactly the kind of problem you solve with engineering, not willpower. I built the system I wished existed when I was on the other side of the table.
Employers screen with ATS filters, keyword matching, and AI. Candidates still copy-paste the same details into hundreds of forms by hand, get ghosted, and never reach a real person. Good people lose not because they're unqualified but because the process is stacked against them.
Novrant AI runs eight specialised agents in a pipeline: discovery across LinkedIn and 20+ boards, fit scoring against the candidate's profile, application tailoring, form submission through browser automation, and direct outreach to hiring contacts with MX-validated email addresses — so messages land in real inboxes, not the void.
A world where every qualified person gets seen — where opportunity depends on what you can do, not on how many forms you can fill.
To put a tireless, intelligent agent on the side of every job seeker, so the effort of getting hired matches the effort it took to become worth hiring.
Autonomous job-application service. Eight coordinated AI agents apply across LinkedIn and 20+ job boards, with MX-validated email outreach to HR contacts. Tiered SaaS with an internal ops dashboard.
Discipline-challenge web app with registration, daily habit tracking, a public leaderboard, and an admin analytics dashboard. Server-rendered with HTMX for speed, deployed on Railway.
Application support for a validated lab data system under 21 CFR Part 11, ALCOA+, and cGMP. Change control, data integrity, and incident handling in a GxP environment.
Indian clean-protein brand built on honesty and zero fillers. Landing page, domain setup, and launch — designed and shipped end-to-end.
Modular personal assistant: boot agent, mail intelligence, plugin registry, and a live dashboard. Architecture-first build for a system that runs the day.
Three companies in, still building like it's day one. The best work I've done is whatever I'm shipping next — and I'd like it to be for you.
You read this far, which means one of two things: you have a role, or you have a problem. Either works. The form is short on purpose.
The whole site is the board. I'll show you a section, the screen will blink, and one thing on the page will have changed — a number, a word, two chips swapped, a label. Find it.