I was born to illiterate parents in a remote village with no access to computers. But I was always curious, about how things worked, how problems got solved, and how information could shape decisions.
That curiosity took me far. During my PhD in Chemistry at the University of Iowa, I discovered Microsoft Excel, and it changed everything. Later, while earning my MBA at Yale, I took a course called "Making Decisions with Spreadsheets." That class lit a fire in me.
I realized I could use algorithms and data to solve real business problems, not just in theory, but in practice.
After Yale, I joined Pfizer and transformed a multi-day manual process into a fully automated system that ran in minutes. That was my first proof that automation could deliver game-changing results.
Since then, I've worked with Fortune 500 companies, built complex data systems, and taught myself multiple programming languages. But my focus has always stayed the same:
Helping businesses eliminate manual work and make faster, smarter decisions.
Today, I lead Gampine AI Automation & Analytics, helping companies turn bottlenecks into scalable systems using AI and automation.