OVERVIEW

I work at the intersection of algorithmic trading, technology, and business, with deep experience in U.S. energy markets and a background spanning physics and mathematics. I am particularly drawn to complex systems—understanding how they work from first principles, identifying where value can be created, and building the technology and strategy required to turn that understanding into real-world outcomes.

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My work has increasingly taken me across the entire lifecycle of building and commercializing complex quantitative systems. I have designed and operated real-time decision systems for large-scale energy assets, from algorithm design and software architecture to cloud infrastructure, production deployment, and live operations. More recently, that scope has expanded into product and commercial strategy—shaping what gets built, translating technical capabilities into customer value, and helping determine how technology becomes a scalable business.

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My intellectual foundations are in physics and mathematics. I trained in Physics with a minor in Mathematics at the National Institute of Science Education and Research in India, and later continued my graduate education at New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. My study of physics took me through some of the most fundamental problems in modern science—from quantum mechanics and relativity to particle physics, dark matter, and the structure of the universe. That training continues to shape how I think: from first principles, with an instinct to reduce complicated systems to their underlying mechanics.

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