AI Advisor & Thought Partner
Architecture reviews and product strategy for production ML ranking, agentic orchestration, and inference economics.
I'm Jigyasa Grover—Machine Learning Tech Lead at Uber, LinkedIn Learning instructor, co-author of Sculpting Data for ML, startup advisor, and international keynote speaker.
VentureBeat, Red Hat, Rise R&D, Women in AI NA, DTU Alumni
Google I/O Keynote, Cloud Next, OSS Summit, UN & Harvard
LinkedIn Learning (44K+), Morgan Stanley, FedEx, Accenture & Roblox
Via Afterdays · Google gDAB, Anthropic, Spotify, Windsurf & VCs
Architecture reviews and product strategy for production ML ranking, agentic orchestration, and inference economics.
Grounded, story-driven keynotes, technical sessions, and executive panels bridging production systems and emerging AI.
Hands-on bootcamps taking engineering teams from brittle prompt prototypes to evaluated, production-ready AI agents.
Code-backed tutorials, reference apps, and launch analyses reaching an audience that is 82% senior engineers and tech leaders.
Books, peer-reviewed chapters, and professional certificate tracks translating ML research into durable engineering practice.
Clear, hype-free practitioner commentary on production AI, autonomous agents, synthetic media, and data privacy.
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Named among Sessionize's Top 3% Speakers globally, I deliver technical keynotes, conference talks, and executive panels across Google I/O, Google Cloud Next, Linux Foundation Open Source Summit, Codemotion Milan, AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe, API Days, and PyCon US.
Agent Skill, AST linter, and TorchDispatchMode profiler for native PyTorch (torch_tpu)—cutting Cloud TPU v6e LoRA step time 2,537× (47.3s → 18.6ms) and driving upstream fixes in Hugging Face transformers & peft.
Multimodal Gemini agent that evaluates software engineering process, debugging maturity, and hypothesis iteration from continuous screen recordings with timestamped visual evidence.
Per-turn and cumulative budget circuit-breakers built on Google Antigravity SDK lifecycle hooks and FastAPI SSE telemetry to halt runaway token loops.
Field-tested at Thunderhill Raceway: ~15ms on-device Gemini Nano voice cues and physics safety gates paired with Cloud Run lap telemetry reasoning.
Co-authored with Rishabh Misra—a hands-on Python guide to Data-Centric AI covering dataset curation, weak supervision, labeling workflows, and class imbalance.
Forewords by: Prof. Julian McAuley (UC San Diego), Laurence Moroney, and Dr. Mengting Wan.
Catching silent CPU fallbacks, hidden Hugging Face host syncs, and XLA recompiles in PyTorch on Cloud TPU v6e—cutting LoRA step time 2,537× (47.3s → 18.6ms) alongside upstream PRs to transformers & peft.
How Proof of Work uses Gemini's agentic video understanding to evaluate software engineering process, debugging discipline, and hypothesis iteration from continuous screen recordings.
Preventing quadratic token inflation and runaway self-correction loops in autonomous agents using Google Antigravity SDK lifecycle hooks and FastAPI SSE telemetry.
Supervised fine-tuning (SFT) of Google's Gemma 3 1B on a Cloud TPU v5 Lite using a single Python decorator—zero Docker or Kubernetes YAML required.