Pranjal Gupta

Building production AI systems that actually ship.

I specialize in taking AI from proof-of-concept to production at enterprise scale. Government, banking, healthcare, technology.

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GovernmentBankingHealthcareTechnology

The Short Version

My Approach

80% of enterprise AI projects fail. Not because of the models—because of everything around them. I focus on the boring stuff that makes AI actually work: infrastructure, evaluation, change management.

"The difference between a $1M write-off and a system that transforms a business is rarely the AI itself."

What I Actually Do

  • 1.Map the workflow before touching a model
  • 2.Build boring infrastructure first (rate limiting, caching, fallbacks)
  • 3.Target 85% automation with human review on the rest
  • 4.Invest in evaluation before optimization

Track Record

Documented Savings$7.4M+
Avg Efficiency Gain80%+
Security Incidents0
Compliance Audits Passed4 (incl. APRA)

Technical Depth

Multi-Agent SystemsRAG at ScaleClaude & GPT-4LLM SecurityProduction ML PipelinesPythonTypeScriptAWS/GCP/AzureKubernetes

Currently

Founder at DataXLR8 — helping enterprises deploy AI that actually works.

Also writing about AI without the hype at BSKiller.

Selected Projects

Real production systems with measurable outcomes. Click any card for the full story.

Government
8 months
12 engineers

Multi-Agent Document Intelligence System

The agency processed 50,000+ complex regulatory documents annually. Manual review took 45 minutes per document with 12% error rate. Backlog was growing 15% quarterly.

Processing time/doc82% reduction
Error rate81% reduction
Backlog100%
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Healthcare
6 months
8 engineers

Real-Time Clinical Triage System

Emergency departments were overwhelmed with non-urgent cases. Nurses spent 40% of time on initial triage that could be automated. Wait times averaged 4.2 hours.

Nurse triage time67% reduction
Wait times33% reduction
Missed critical cases87% reduction
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SaaS
10 months
15 engineers

AI-Powered Vendor Discovery Platform

Enterprise procurement teams spent 6-8 weeks researching vendors for any new software purchase. Information was scattered across G2, Gartner, vendor websites, Reddit, and analyst reports.

Research time90% reduction
Vendors evaluated5x coverage
Cost per evaluation97% reduction
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Banking
12 months
25 engineers

Secure Multi-Tenant AI Platform

The bank wanted to deploy AI across 15 business units but couldn't risk data leakage between units. Existing solutions couldn't guarantee isolation while sharing infrastructure.

Business units onboardedFull coverage
Security incidentsZero incidents
Compliance audits passed100%
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EdTech
4 months
5 engineers

Educational Content Generation Factory

Creating educational video content cost $5,000-10,000 per video. Startup needed 1,000+ videos across subjects. Traditional production couldn't scale.

Cost per video95% reduction
Production time90% reduction
Factual accuracy+2.7 points
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Research
Ongoing
3 engineers

Mathematical Reasoning System

Advanced mathematical problem-solving requires multi-step reasoning that single LLM calls can't reliably perform. Competition-level math problems have <5% solve rates with standard approaches.

MATH dataset+33 points
AMC problems+33 points
Olympiad-level+26 points
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Enterprise AI Playbook

Patterns from 12+ production deployments. What actually works, what consistently fails, and how to implement enterprise AI successfully.

Engagement Models

Flexible engagement options based on your needs and timeline.

Advisory

2-4 weeks

Architecture review, technology selection, and strategic guidance.

  • Architecture review
  • Technology selection
  • Team capability assessment
  • Implementation roadmap

Implementation

3-12 months

End-to-end system design, build, and production deployment.

  • System design & build
  • Team augmentation
  • Production deployment
  • Knowledge transfer

Rescue

1-3 months

Failing AI project assessment, course correction, and recovery.

  • Project assessment
  • Root cause analysis
  • Re-architecture
  • Team coaching

Let's Build Something That Ships

Whether you're starting a new AI initiative or rescuing a struggling project, I'd love to hear about what you're building.

Also writing about AI without the hype at BSKiller

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