I make things work when they don't.
I'm a Business Analyst based in Newport, Wales. My job is to walk into organisations where something isn't working — a process, a system, a workflow — understand it properly, and then fix it. Not on paper. Actually fix it, with real people using it every day.
I've done this at FareShare Cymru, where I led the digitalisation of their entire warehouse and compliance operation. And I've done it for myself, building two companies and a live SaaS platform from nothing.
India to India, via everywhere else.
I grew up in India, studied Mechanical Engineering at MITS Madanapalle, and started my career at Cognizant in Bengaluru — where I learned what it actually means to work at scale in a global enterprise environment.
I moved to the UK to study my MSc in Business Management at Cardiff University, graduated with a Merit, and decided Wales was where I wanted to build something. Newport has been home since.
Systems first. Always.
I don't believe in one-off fixes. Every problem I work on gets a system behind it — something repeatable, scalable, and designed to keep working after I've left the room.
That's true whether I'm mapping compliance workflows for a charity, designing user journeys for a SaaS product, or helping a small business stop losing leads because they have no follow-up process.
The tool changes. The thinking doesn't.
I build companies on the side.
I run INSYNERA — a UK technology company that builds web platforms and digital systems for businesses. And I built VoyagerOn Abroad — a live career intelligence platform for international graduates in the UK, integrating real-time Home Office sponsorship data.
Both started from a problem I noticed. Both are live. Neither has external funding. That's how I like it.