Technology Entrepreneur · Executive Leadership · IT Systems Management
Part 01
Fifteen years building and running technology businesses, from a partnership in Goa to chief executive roles in Pune. The through-line has been taking something from an idea to a shipped product with customers on it — six two-sided platforms across EdTech, sales enablement, real estate, agri-tech and retail, each one owned end to end from requirements through launch.
The work has always been cross-border. At TechReED I built and ran business development teams operating simultaneously in Ghana, Japan, Germany and India; at Sarpra Technologies I secured and delivered high-ticket software engagements for clients across the UK, Germany, Japan and Ghana. Managing delivery across five countries and as many time zones teaches you quickly that process and clear written communication are not bureaucracy — they are the only things holding the work together.
As CEO of Accuresofttech I scaled a team from near-zero past twenty people and reported delivery, workforce and pipeline metrics directly to a board. That is also where the academic side stopped being separate from the working side: my MBA thesis on IT-enabled remote work ran its primary survey inside the company, which meant the research and the operating decisions informed each other in real time.
The technical grounding is deliberate rather than incidental. A degree in Information Technology, a postgraduate certification in data science and machine learning, and a masters in AI and ML currently underway — enough fluency to sit in a room with engineers and hold a real conversation about what is being built, without pretending to be the one building it. The combination I actually trade on is that translation layer: turning what a business needs into something an engineering team can act on.
Part 02
What I do.
What I use.
Languages spoken.
Part 03
Dr. D.Y. Patil University · Completed February 2026
Thesis: “The Role of IT in Enabling Remote Work in a Post-Pandemic World.” Analysed the infrastructure transformation required for decentralised corporate continuity, running primary survey models inside Accuresofttech Pvt. Ltd. to evaluate cloud frameworks, unified collaboration tooling and predictive cybersecurity protocols, then formulated hybrid workplace frameworks to reduce technical friction and data exposure.
Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT Manipal)
Part 04
Four organisations, the longest running for over a decade. Volunteer work has a way of teaching things that paid work does not.
Rashtriya Janta Kaal Sanyukt
Goa Pradesh Pramukh
Selected to lead state operations for a pan-India organisation formed from over 200 consolidated socio-economic bodies. The role was coordination at scale: aligning independent member organisations, each with its own leadership and priorities, behind shared state-level programmes.
Junior Chamber International
Past President · Guidance Team
Fifteen years through successive elected positions — Secretary, Vice President, then President, and now on the guidance team. Steered zone-level events including Midcon Ashwamedh and JJ Con Aarambh, the larger of which drew over 500 attendees. This is where I learned to run an organisation whose entire workforce is volunteers, which is a different discipline from managing paid staff.
Affiliated with Rotary International
Sergeant at Arms
Charter member of the Rotary Club of Sankhali, part of an international service organisation working across five continents. Being a charter member meant building the club from formation rather than joining an established one.
Firefox OS User Group, India
Founder Chairman
Founded and grew a regional open-technology community, building high-engagement volunteer participation around open platforms. Partnered with Persistent Systems Limited to run technical symposiums including an HTML5 Developer Conference featuring international speakers. The longest-running thing on this page, and the one that most directly shaped how I think about open technology.
Five more bodies of work, kept deliberately separate from each other.
02
Photographs in the order they happened, each with the short story behind it.
03
A marketplace of small software built to do one job properly. Each tool is independent of every other.
04
Financial report analysis, machine learning models, and data science work — question first, method second.
05
The Unstoppable Voice, the Rakth Konkan series, poetry in translation, and philosophical essays.
06
Places that mattered, pinned to a map, with the story attached to each one.