Insight to product to traction.
Building the intelligence layer for environmental decisions: an agentic, evidence-led system that helps governments and project teams move from fragmented information to defensible action, faster permitting, and more durable public outcomes.
Designed the digital collections platform that's helping India's biggest banks cut costs and recover more.
View case studyAI for music licensing—clear rights, faster clearances, less friction for labels and creators.
Turn your trackpad into a drumpad. Native macOS, web UI, Python under the hood.
View projectEvidence-led API maintenance: detect breaking changes, propose bounded repairs, and independently verify restored behavior.
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B.A. Computer Science & Business Administration (Management); Minor: Psychology
OPEF (Open Platform for Environmental Frameworks) · 2024 – Present
Building the intelligence layer for environmental decisions: shaping product strategy, agentic workflows, and reasoning infrastructure that turn fragmented evidence into defensible action, faster permitting, and more durable public outcomes.
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Elevance Health (formerly Anthem) · Jun 2023 – Aug 2023
Designed Figma prototypes for an AI copilot used by 5,000+ claims examiners; reduced handle time by 30–60 seconds per call. Prototyped concept for Sydney Health, 16M+ users—one-stop consumer health app unifying 15+ health data sources. Conducted 30+ UX interviews and tests; achieved 95%+ System Usability Scores.
ARMKendra (State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda) · Dec 2023 – Oct 2024
Digitally transformed loan recovery operations by designing an admin web dashboard and a field agent mobile app. Saved weekly 6 hours/agent for 450 agents handling 12K cases at SBI, PNB, HDFC through automated tracking and follow-ups. Opportunity through Techbrig.
Cognitive Neuroscience Lab (GAMELAB), Ohio Wesleyan · May 2025 – Jul 2025
Gamified 6 cognitive task paradigms with tDCS measurements using Unreal Engine 5 and React. Recruited 3 pilot participants for behavioral trials; completed literature synthesis of 12 sources; built automated N-back trial engine. Presented at OWU Connection Conference with 200+ attendees.
Allegis Group · Jun 2024 – Aug 2024
Designed and maintained 10+ Tableau dashboards with 120+ weekly viewers across 6 operating companies. Used SQL/Snowflake and Excel for data QA; supported ETL/ELT in Matillion and Tableau Prep Builder. Authored job aids reducing interpretation time by ~1.5 hrs/team/week. Facilitated 10+ Agile ceremonies.
United Way of Delaware County & Dept. of Economics, Ohio Wesleyan · Nov 2025 – Present
Designed and deployed a county-wide awareness and needs survey using Qualtrics XM. Collected 200+ responses; achieved 87% completion rate. Quantified perception gaps to baseline marketing improvements and delivered stakeholder report with descriptive statistics.
Ohio Wesleyan University · May 2025 – Present
Teaching assistant for Principles of Economics (ECON110) at Ohio Wesleyan University.
Book office hoursOffice of Alumni Engagement, Ohio Wesleyan · Aug 2024 – May 2025
Built and maintained 5 dashboards and 7 reports analyzing 30K+ data records using Python, Raiser's Edge, and Excel. Delivered tools used by 3 Engagement Directors, saving an estimated ~80 staff hours per semester.
Woltemade Center for Economics, Business & Entrepreneurship, OWU · Sep 2022 – May 2024
Produced 200+ assets over 2 years, including 190+ social posts (Instagram, Facebook). Increased throughput ~90% YoY (71 to 135 items) at 3–4 posts/week. Owned end-to-end ideation, copywriting, design, scheduling; saved ~5–8 staff hours/month.
Drop · Jan 2021 – Dec 2021
Designed Drop, a 24x7 delivery and service "superapp." Shipped 50+ screens and 12+ user flows end-to-end, contributing to driving $27K in revenue in FYE 2021.
October 2026
A closer look at proposed permitting reform, project certainty, judicial review, and what faster decisions should require from the process around them.
Read essayFebruary 2026
Goodhart's Law, proxy metrics, and why permitting is an epistemic problem—not a workflow one. OPEF as infrastructure for legitimacy under complexity.
Read essaySeptember 2025
The digital cognitive assessment industry is experiencing systematic failures worth billions. CLT could fundamentally transform the field—current brain training violates basic cognitive science principles.
Read essayJanuary 2025
The gap between sophisticated systems and human action reveals fundamental design flaws. 70% of transformation projects fail primarily due to their inability to change human behavior—not technology.
Read essayDecember 2024
Incentives, fear, and dignity inside a system most people only see at their worst moment. How systems manufacture the behavior they later punish.
Read essayMarch 2023
How art intersects with anthropology—cultural relativism, art as protest, and why viewing art through culture matters for designers and anyone curious about the world.
Read essayI'm Inesh. I'm a builder-operator working where product, software, and systems meet. I turn ambiguous problems into clear direction, useful tools, and momentum that compounds.
I grew up in Dwarka, South West Delhi, and studied Computer Science, Business, and Psychology at Ohio Wesleyan. My work now spans agentic AI, environmental intelligence, fintech, and decision infrastructure. At OPEF, I'm building the intelligence layer for environmental decisions: systems that turn fragmented evidence into defensible action and help complex projects move forward with more confidence. I have developed evidence-linked research and reporting workflows, including VERA, an environmental-review application that connects answers to source excerpts and flags potential review gaps.
I'm most useful in messy situations. I connect vision to execution, make complex systems legible, and move quickly when the signal is clear. I've built operational dashboards, validated data pipelines, and translated interviews and usability tests into better workflows. When the signal isn't clear, I slow down long enough to find the real question.
Outside work, I lift, write, and read at the intersection of memory, cognition, and design. I'm especially interested in AI agency: building systems that extend human judgment without quietly replacing it.