Google Cloud.
Building AI that Google's own teams use, then taking it to market.
Project Management, AI Sales & Cloud GTM
The bottleneck
Optimising the right talent for impactful, complex projects.
Three large teams in a 400-person org shared one capacity bottleneck: matching the right people to each complex project.
Time to allocate people to a complex project
5×
Efficiency gain across the org
50%
Less time spent on allocation
400
People in the org using it
The agent
The agent suggests. People decide.
I shipped a RAG-based agent to the org and owned it end to end: the requirements, the model and retrieval trade-offs, the rollout, and adoption tracking.
- RequestA complex project needs people
- RetrievalVector search finds the right context
- ModelDrafts a recommendation
- Human reviewA person approves every decision
- DecisionRolled out and tracked for adoption
A person reviews every step where a decision is made. The agent does the searching; people keep the judgement.
Putting an agent in front of a team that has to trust it?
Let's talkShipping safely
Faster releases, and every one traceable.
Agents in a regulated internal environment need guardrails. I defined and enforced the gates every agent passes before it ships.
- BuildA new agent or update
- Compliance reviewAutomated checks
- ApprovalA set workflow, no side doors
- Audit trailEvery release on record
- ReleaseShipped
Why gates made it faster
The checks run on their own, so time-to-deploy went down, not up. Speed and traceability stopped being a trade-off.
Intelligence for the field
A weekly brief for 400 sellers.
I built a fully automated pipeline that sends a 400-person field sales team a weekly, image-rich brief on competitors and the industry: technical breakthroughs and strategic wins from across the business.
- SourcesBreakthroughs and wins across the business
- PipelineAutomated end to end
- Weekly briefImage-rich, every week
- 400 sellersAcross the field team
- InsightsEngagement data for leadership
The engagement data showed what landed, and leadership used it to tailor go-to-market.
Clean data underneath
I also owned a process-excellence push on Salesforce data quality. I triaged potential revenue opportunities and removed the blockers in how data gets captured.
Gemini for medical schools
Human anatomy, in 3D, on request.
I built an MCP for Gemini Enterprise that returns 3D structures of human anatomy. I pitched it as a frontier MCP for education, starting with medical schools across India.
- QuestionA student asks in Gemini Enterprise
- Anatomy MCPFinds the structure
- 3D modelReady to explore
- ClassFaster teaching and learning
Why it matters
Anatomy is spatial, and textbooks are flat. A model you can turn around shortens the path from a question to understanding.
Where AI grows next
Finding the next market for agentic AI.
I run end-to-end market and operational diagnostics on Indian markets, using deep research and data analysis to find high-impact go-to-market openings across APAC. With senior leadership, I turn them into a technology roadmap and a ranked set of initiatives for scaling agentic AI products in fast-growing, billion-dollar markets.
Case in point: banking and fintech
- Research with buyersUser and market research across Indian BFSI and fintech buyers.
- Map the real blockersEnterprise procurement and compliance rules, the things that stall adoption.
- Prioritize the roadmapA ranked plan for Gemini Enterprise adoption in the sector.
Community
Sharing what works.
I keep a global forum of APAC Cloud GTM managers running, where people across time zones swap what works in account management. And at Google Cloud events, I've shown Fortune 500 leaders how to get real work done with Gemini, Veo and NotebookLM.
200+
Managers in the APAC Cloud GTM forum
100+
CXOs from Fortune 500 companies at Google Cloud events
What this changed about how I work
An agent only matters once people trust it enough to use it. The gates, the human review and the adoption tracking were as much of the work as the model.
Building AI your own teams have to trust?