Portfolio · Est. 2010
UX Engineer at Google. Building agentic AI tools, full-stack systems, and the data pipelines underneath them.
Over the last 17+ years I've built things across the stack: interfaces, services, and the plumbing that connects them. I'm currently in Google's Ads Central UX team in Bengaluru, working on agentic AI tooling. That means data pipelines, multi-step agents on the Agent Development Kit, Gemini for reasoning, and A2A/A2UI for how agents talk to each other and to people.
Currently in Bengaluru
Working at Google · Open to conversations
What I do
Multi-step agents on the Agent Development Kit, Gemini for reasoning and synthesis, A2A for splitting work across specialised agents, and the ingestion pipelines that feed them. Most of my recent work lives here.
The seam between design and code. I write the interfaces, the interactions, and the thousand small defaults that decide whether a product feels considered or not.
Comfortable shipping from the database up through the layout: JavaScript and TypeScript on the front, Node and Python on the back, with the data plumbing in between. I like the parts where systems meet each other.
Designing systems that are honest about their tradeoffs, and helping the engineers around me make good calls when no one is watching. Fifteen years of doing this across startups, scale-ups, and Google.
Selected work
Google Ads Central
In production at Google
Agentic desk-research tooling for UX researchers. The system pulls together third-party reports and analyst data, then reasons over them with a multi-step agent. Built on the Agent Development Kit with Gemini, A2A for delegated subtasks, and A2UI streaming the agent's steps as it works. I built the ingestion pipelines, the agent orchestration, and the front-end.
ADK · Gemini API · A2A · A2UI · Python · Data Pipelines
Google Ads Central
Live at Google
Led development of AUDI Hub, the data platform Google Ads Central UX teams use to explore research and product data in one place. Angular on the front, GoogleSQL underneath.
Angular · JavaScript · GoogleSQL · Material Design
Google Assistant
+20% daily active users
Built an assisted workflow that helped Brazilian voters find their polling booths during the 2022 general elections. Daily active users grew 20% during the launch window.
JavaScript · Web APIs · Accessibility · I18n
Google Assistant
Industry first
Launched the first embedded Google Assistant on a news media website, on Times of India. New surface, new interaction patterns, no playbook to copy from.
JavaScript · Integration APIs · Analytics
A working note
I'm most interested in the parts where systems meet each other. The seam between design and code, between agents and the people they serve, between the messy data and the clear interface that finally makes it useful.
Working principle, since 2010
Writing
Agentic AI
2026-04-25 · 18 min read
Notes from building on this stack. What each layer actually buys you, where the demos break in production, and the calls I would tell my past self to make sooner.
AI
2025-01-27 · 15 min read
A look at how enterprises are actually deploying AI agents: multi-agent orchestration, memory-augmented personalization, and the implementations that survived contact with production.
AI
2025-07-14 · 12 min read
What Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are, how to use them, and which ones I actually keep in my daily development workflow.
Why work with me
Agentic AI tooling at Google today; before that, frontend architecture, Drupal platforms, and cloud work on GCP and AWS. I can hold the whole system in my head, not just my corner of it.
I have run teams of 15+ engineers and helped scale an engineering centre from zero to 200 people. Comfortable owning delivery, not just code.
Most of my career has been spent getting things across the gap between a promising demo and a product people rely on. That last mile is where I do my best work.
Co-maintainer of Drupal modules with 100K+ downloads, and a DrupalCon speaker. I like sharing what I learn, in code and on stage.
Get in touch
If you're hiring, exploring a collaboration, or just want to compare notes on agents and interfaces, my inbox is open.