I build AI product systems for education, career navigation, and workflow automation.
I’m Gaurvendra Pundhir, a CS + MIS student at the University of Arizona and an AI product builder working across RAG systems, education technology, full-stack tools, student-success products, and founder-led product strategy.
My work connects product thinking with implementation: mapping real workflows, building usable systems, testing them through demos or programs, and turning the results into clear proof.
Selected work includes PathWise AI, SMMR Virtual Labs and educator workshops, Roche workflow automation, Komatsu RAG documentation, CellaNova agentic AI systems, First American Finance UX, and KeyVoid/FORGE.
Confusion to Action
The strongest products turn scattered information into a clearer decision, workflow, or next step.
Proof Over Claims
Demos, case studies, working systems, screenshots, workshops, and outcomes carry more weight than generic positioning.
Real User, Real Workflow
A product is not ready if it only works in theory. It has to survive real users, limited time, and messy constraints.
Build, Learn, Improve
I build quickly enough to learn from reality, then refine the system around what actually works.
Building PathWise AI, leading AI-supported education work, completing the Cornell Tech Break Through Tech AI Fellowship, and expanding selected product systems into client-facing services.
Worked across Roche workflow automation, SMMR education systems, CellaNova agentic AI, First American Finance UX, JFF Horizons, Zipperman Scholars, and CS/AI Ambassador programming.
Built the Komatsu RAG documentation system, joined the FORGE startup residency, contributed to AI research and interface projects, and founded Wildcat Fusion Network.
Started KeyVoid, the founder path that evolved from student support and career readiness into Advisor AI, PathWise, and applied education/workforce AI systems.
Building something with AI, workflows, or education technology?
I work best on focused products with a real user, a clear workflow, and a path to implementation.