About me
Two AI agents walk into a system. One has the context, the other needs it.
That gap, getting context to the agent that needs it, is the whole problem. I've spent my career building the infrastructure that closes it, in production systems and in my own life.
I'm a Kansas-based AI Engineer specializing in A2A orchestration, MCP integrations, and multi-agent systems. I build the infrastructure layer that lets AI agents communicate, share context, and execute complex tasks autonomously, the plumbing nobody sees until it's missing.
Alongside that, I'm the founder of Suvysoft, where we build AI-powered websites, automation tools, and digital solutions for businesses. It started as a side project and became a real second track: full days on agent infrastructure, evenings and weekends shipping products for clients.
The rest goes to mentoring: thirty-minute sessions with engineers navigating the exact things I once had to figure out alone, careers, resumes, and the US immigration system.
How I got here
I came to the US on an F-1 visa to study Computer Science at UMKC, and what followed was years of figuring out a system nobody explains clearly: OPT, a STEM extension, H-1B lottery cycles, and eventually a green card. I wasn't born knowing any of this, I learned it while also trying to build a real career in tech. That lived experience, the paperwork, the waiting, the quiet anxiety of it, is exactly why I mentor other engineers walking the same path today.
What I work with
Skills across three layers.
Here's what I can help with
Honest, specific guidance from someone who's been exactly where you are.
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