Everyone wants to work at FAANG. Most companies hiring AI engineers... aren't FAANG. I help aspiring AI engineers bridge that gap by focusing on the skills that Fortune 500 companies actually look for when building production-ready AI systems that solve real business problems, not just flashy demos. As an AI Engineer, I've built enterprise GenAI applications across healthcare and insurance, working on LLM pipelines, RAG systems, agentic workflows, AI evaluation, guardrails, confidence scoring, and human-in-the-loop validation. My focus has always been the same: ship AI that businesses can trust. Along the way, I've realized something important: many graduates spend months chasing the perfect resume or another tutorial project, while companies are looking for engineers who can reason about system design, trade-offs, reliability, and production deployment. That's where I help. Whether it's building a portfolio project that actually stands out, preparing for AI engineering interviews, or understanding how enterprise AI differs from consumer AI, my goal is to help you think like an engineer, not just another prompt engineer. Outside of AI, you'll probably find me in the gym, traveling, "asking people to say cheese", watching/playing football (the real one :p), exploring first-principles thinking, or discussing everything from Einstein's relativity to why great engineering is ultimately about solving human problems. If you're serious about breaking into AI or leveling up from tutorials to production systems, I'd love to help.