Global Solutions Head & Head of India Sales
Enterprise Computer Vision company. Moved from the core engineering team into owning technical solutioning end-to-end, then into India sales and global solutions.
- 1Led end-to-end technical solutioning across 50+ enterprise Computer Vision opportunities in 7 countries (Europe, Middle East, APAC), spanning manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, highways, warehousing, logistics and airports.
- 2Owned discovery, AI feasibility assessment, camera placement strategy, system architecture and deployment planning for 12 concurrent enterprise PoCs, authoring every Solution Architecture Specification and running customer workshops and site visits to turn field feedback into roadmap decisions.
- 3Diagnosed and resolved a failed on-site automation deployment (Raspberry Pi + relay kit) by identifying incorrect circuit diagrams and redrawing the correct wiring on customer premises, restoring functionality without a return visit.
- 4Grew one live deployment from a 2-camera demo to 10 cameras in production with a 30-camera expansion proposed, and carried a 10-camera highway-safety PoC across a 165km corridor to sign-off, now scaling toward 100+ camera coverage.
- 5Authored 10+ RFI/RFP responses across automotive, fabrication, construction, oil & gas and energy, each scoped at 1,000+ camera enterprise deployments.
- 6Built the India sales pipeline from scratch, defined India pricing strategy and commercial proposals (typical deal ₹10–15L; largest active opportunity scaling from 20 to 200+ cameras), and supported the CEO on international business development and partnerships.
- 7Designed and built an internal AI-native solutioning operating system (Claude + Obsidian) that automated company, process and operations research, cutting proposal turnaround from a multi-day manual research cycle to a 5-10 minute first draft, and Solution Architecture Spec first drafts to under 5 minutes, with customer and market intelligence auto-routed into a shared knowledge vault.
How enterprise AI actually gets bought and deployed: feasibility before features, site reality over slide decks, and the commercial constraints that decide whether a technically sound solution ships.
