Hey, I am Aryan!

I thrive where the answers aren't obvious. The harder the problem, the more curious I get. I've validated multi-source datasets, mapped broken processes, rebuilt KPI frameworks from scratch, and walked into rooms full of senior stakeholders to say "here's what the numbers are actually telling us." Each challenge has made me sharper, more resilient, and honestly more excited about the next one.

Beyond the day job, I build things because I genuinely love it. I'm the creator of Cascade AI, a six-agent AI pipeline that turns a spoken nurse handover into a verified clinical report in under 2 minutes, with a real guardrails layer behind it now, schema validation, an append-only audit trail, deterministic clinical rule checks, and a 30-scenario eval pack that catches the exact bugs that once broke it in production. It's been demoed to Anthropic's own developer team at Code with Claude London, picked up a mention at Microsoft's AI Dev Days, and earned me a seat at Claude Founder House London this September. I've also built Axio, designed and shipped independently, and most recently Rivalyze, a fully containerised, CI/CD-automated AI product live on AWS. Not because I have to. Because I can't help it.

Football has shaped everything I am. I've been playing for over 10 years and it taught me discipline, resilience, and a never-give-up attitude before I even knew what those words meant professionally. I carry that same mentality into everything I do, on the pitch and off it. Arsenal is the club, always has been, always will be, even when the season tests every bit of that resilience.

I also play tennis, grew up playing cricket, and get to the gym five days a week, not just for the physical side but because it keeps my mind sharp and focused. When it comes to food, growing up my mum handled everything. Once I moved to the UK I had to figure it out myself and turns out I was pretty good at it. My friends say the food is absolutely banging and honestly I have to agree. Cooking calms my mind in a way nothing else quite does. And whenever I get the chance I travel, not the planned, itinerary-heavy kind. I prefer getting lost in a city and figuring it out as I go. That's where the best stories come from.

I show up fully for everything I do. Whether that's a dashboard, a side project, a meal, a match, or a new city. If that sounds like the kind of person you want on your team, let's talk.