Data withoutdecisions is justnoise.
I build pipelines that reduce latency between signal and action. The goal is never the dashboard — it's the behaviour the dashboard changes.
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Analytics fragmented across 4+ platforms, mirror tables, duplicated dashboards, inconsistent metrics, high time-to-insight.
Consolidated data using Medallion Architecture across BigQuery, Snowflake & Databricks. Introduced Iceberg open table formats, a Looker semantic layer, and Atlan-powered governance.
Scaling to 5K daily orders and 4K deliveries exposed critical logistics fragmentation
Designed a geo-based delivery batching system, grouping orders by area to consolidate routes. Reduced dispatch complexity and streamlined coordination between cooks, riders, and customers.
COVID-19 froze 3 months of revenue — a global sales team of 400+ reps had no way to take payments remotely, bringing the entire sales operation to a halt.
Spearheaded a CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) rollout across the global sales org. Coordinated across international teams to deploy, test, and train reps on remote payment infrastructure within a 2-month window.
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Startups Fight COVID-19: Lokal Kitchen Delivers Mumbai's Home-Cooked Meals

Lokal Kitchen Video Feature — A Story of Home Chefs & Impact
Challenges & Growing Trends In The Indian Start Up Ecosystem
Making Home Chefs Self-Reliant
The Lokal Kitchen: This Mumbai-based App Provides Affordable Home-Cooked Meals
Editorial
Why Most Data Teams Build the Wrong Thing First
The first instinct is always a dashboard. The right instinct is a decision framework.
The Quiet Advantage of Boring Infrastructure
Kafka is not a personality. The teams that win on data are the ones who chose dull tools and sharp processes.
What Venture Builders Get Wrong About Product-Market Fit
PMF is not a moment. It's a gradient — and most founders mistake early traction for the destination.
