A lawyer working at the intersection of legal systems, operations, compliance and technology.
I translate statutory requirements into scalable tech workflows—building systems, not just practicing within them.
My foundation is traditional — a law degree from K.C. Law College, Mumbai, backed by a B.Com. But early on, I realized my interest lay less in the courtroom and more in the systems and technologies driving modern legal practice.
Today, as a Legal Executive at Volody Products, I sit between legal teams and product systems—handling contract lifecycle management, workflow coordination, and legal AI testing. Currently pursuing an MBA in FinTech Management, I approach these challenges through a business lens: efficient workflows, without sacrificing compliance.
The interesting part isn't catching an AI's mistake once — it's the pattern that shows up after the twentieth one. Logging error types is what actually improves the model, not just the individual fix. I research these blind spots actively, with published papers on neuro-privacy, AI governance, and mental health algorithms.
To bridge theory and practice, I also build tools. I independently developed PrivPath, a self-assessment platform helping startups and SMEs navigate DPDP Act 2023 compliance.
Working across legal analysis, workflow design, AI-assisted legal systems, compliance and product testing — translating legal requirements into workable operational processes.
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Statutes are useless if a startup doesn't know how to operationalize them. I built PrivPath to turn DPDP Act readiness from a legal guessing game into a structured workflow.
"Some of the most interesting work I've been involved in is professional and confidential. What I can show is how I contributed."
I'm fascinated by the gap between what technology can do and what the law is prepared for. This led me to research the regulatory blind spots in emerging tech, from AI governance to brain-computer interfaces.
Neuro-Privacy and the Future of Brain-Computer Interfaces in India
I'm interested in work where legal knowledge intersects with operational systems, regulatory compliance, technology and emerging financial workflows.