At Inductor.ai, we’re transforming the way teams build and ship LLM-powered applications. Our mission is to eliminate the pain of transitioning from a demo to a production-ready LLM application by providing the right tools and workflows. With Inductor, developers can iterate faster, ensure high-quality results, and collaborate efficiently, all while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

Hasura’s crazy idea is to convert the tedious aspects of building an API and modeling a datastore into a service. Instead of spending time writing code to map thousands of tables, embed authorization rules, and building APIs, Hasura allows developers to declaratively configure a web server in minutes and expose a production-ready API. Rather than building something from scratch and maintaining it, customers rely on Hasura to provide and maintain this technical infrastructure “as a service”. Hasura continues to expand its platform by adding new native data connectors with rich functionality. In my role at Hasura I am tasked with prioritizing new databases and features for Hasura's native connectors to drive new business development and growth. Do you have a greenfield project that needs to be jump-started? Do you want to modernize your existing APIs. Are you looking to start using GraphQL? Hasura may be what you need.

- Serve as product lead for the platform, data integration, and UI dev teams at Snaplogic. My responsibilities include managing the roadmap and corresponding backlogs, meeting with clients, and promoting new features in our release webinars and other events.- Led Snaplogic’s CDW strategy and created ELT-specific transformation capabilities for the major CDW providers such as Snowflake, Redshift, and Azure Synapse. - Defined roadmap for ELT-related features such as schema replication, incremental updates, support for SCD2, and UI/UX improvements. Presented the end-to-end ELT workflow to clients and potential users collecting their feedback and distilling it into actionable items for the development teams.

- Served as one of the principle architects of the most extensive redesign of the FactSet workstation in 5 years managing design specs, collecting user feedback, coordinating in-house and client beta releases, and managing key design changes from conception to release.- Responsible for overall health and providing necessary resources such as APIs, SDKs, and documentation for the 50+ applications that exist on FactSet’s native and web based platforms.Collaborated with application teams across FactSet to build new backend for housing metadata that drives improved search and smarter UI navigation.- Manage API integration strategy for 3rd parties and recent FacstSet acquisitions, allowing external applications to communicate and interact with the FactSet workstation.- Developed and implemented strategy for releasing an enhanced version of FactSet’s highest-grossing product, in which users were able to demo versions of the application, resulting in improved product performance and minimal client disruption.

- Designed and maintained default product packages based on client meetings, usage, and feedback from key account managers.- Developed client usage tables in SQL to classify current and potential clients, demonstrate where and when clients used products, and identify sales opportunities to improve sales pitches and yield new business.- Managed quarterly system-wide scan of FactSet client data, measuring overall health of the system, applying bug fixes, and collecting usage data.

- Designed spike finder algorithm to find errors in raw data and calculations.- Led the collection of new data based on client demand and economic reporting needs.- Designed new and enhanced existing QA processes while monitoring new parsers being added to collect data.