AI-assisted communication
Tools like ReplySeq, an AI WhatsApp Business reply assistant currently in development, that drafts replies from a business's own product information while keeping a human in control of what actually gets sent.
ReplySeqI'm an AI and backend engineer who takes systems from a rough idea to something running in production — LLM pipelines, RAG, and automation that hold up under real traffic. Alongside client work, I build independent products under SeqOrbit.
Currently building production LLM systems at StratSync (Singapore) · Founder of SeqOrbit
Backend & APIs
Production services and architecture
LLMs & RAG
AI systems built for real usage
Product Engineering
From research through deployment
Automation
Workflows and tool integrations

AI Systems Engineer
StratSync Pte Ltd, Singapore
Building production LLM systems, RAG pipelines & backend infrastructure for real users - not demos.
Founder of SeqOrbit
AI Product Studio
Building independent AI products end-to-end — product direction, engineering, and shipping.
GovTech AI Builder
ISCDL - Smart City Initiative
Built AI + GIS tooling for illegal-construction detection at government scale.
About
I'm a software and AI engineer who likes taking an idea all the way through — research, architecture, build, deployment, and then the part most people skip: iterating on it once it's actually being used.
Most of my work lives at the intersection of AI and backend systems: LLM integrations, RAG pipelines, vector databases, and the APIs and infrastructure that keep them running reliably, not just in a demo. I've applied this both in client work — building production systems at StratSync — and in government-scale deployment, building AI and GIS tooling for a Smart City initiative.
Outside client work, I run SeqOrbit, where I build and ship independent AI products. I'd rather own a system end-to-end — from the model layer down to deployment — than hand off pieces of it and lose the thread.
What I Do
Everything below has shipped somewhere real — a Singapore SaaS, a government Smart City platform, or a product I built myself under SeqOrbit.
SeqOrbit is an AI product studio I started to build practical, AI-powered tools — the kind that solve a real workflow problem rather than add another dashboard to check. It's early-stage: no outside roadmap, no client briefs. Every product starts as a problem I've run into myself, and it only ships once it actually solves that problem.
The idea behind it — build in sequence, scale in orbit — is about focus: build one thing well before starting the next, rather than spreading across five half-finished ideas at once.
As founder, I'm doing the building myself: product direction, engineering, and shipping. Current focus areas include AI-assisted communication tools and workflow automation for professionals and small businesses.
Under SeqOrbit
Current focus areas under SeqOrbit — some shipped, some still in progress.
Tools like ReplySeq, an AI WhatsApp Business reply assistant currently in development, that drafts replies from a business's own product information while keeping a human in control of what actually gets sent.
ReplySeqConnecting the tools professionals already use so fewer things need manual handling.
Lightweight extensions that sit inside an existing workflow instead of asking someone to switch to a new app.
Early exploration through MeetSeq; the direction is still being shaped.
MeetSeqThis section will keep growing as products move from idea to shipped.
Professional work and independent building, with government-scale execution as supporting proof.
StratSync Pte Ltd · Singapore
Building production LLM systems and RAG pipelines, along with the backend infrastructure they run on. Focused on systems that handle real users, not proof-of-concepts.
SeqOrbit · Independent
Building independent AI products end-to-end — product direction, engineering, and shipping.
Indore Smart City Development Ltd. (ISCDL) · Indore, India
Built AI and GIS tooling for illegal-construction detection at government scale, presented to IAS-level officials.
Key Achievements
Capabilities
LLM integration, RAG pipelines, vector databases, prompt/context engineering, agentic workflows
API development, backend architecture, service design
React, Next.js
n8n, Microsoft Teams, Slack, browser/Chrome extensions
Docker, GCP, CI/CD, GitHub Actions, monitoring & testing
Vector databases, relational databases
Proof of execution
AI + GIS system for detecting illegal construction at city scale.
SeqOrbit
An AI WhatsApp Business reply assistant for small businesses.
Recognition & Impact
1st place at the Indore Tech Hackathon 2025 led to an official collaboration with Indore Smart City Development Limited (ISCDL) — building AI + GIS systems for urban monitoring, backed by an issued LOI.
Process
I start with a real problem — usually one I've hit myself — before writing any code. I'd rather ship a small, usable version fast and see how it's actually used than spend weeks building something no one's touched yet. AI goes in where it removes real work, not because it's expected. Then I iterate based on what usage actually shows, not what I assumed going in.
Collaboration
How I approach ownership, execution, and communication.
Everything I work on has gone live and handled real usage — not code that stalls after handoff.
AI layer, backend, APIs, infrastructure — I handle these myself, which means fewer handoffs and faster iteration.
Presenting to IAS-level officials and deploying for a government initiative isn't a comfortable environment — it sharpens how I work under constraints.
Before writing code, I think about scale and failure modes, so what I build is designed to grow, not just demo well.
I track what's actually useful in AI tooling — RAG patterns, vector DBs, new model APIs — and adopt what matters, not what's trending.
You know what's in progress, what's blocked, and what's next, without having to chase me.