I’m Tryaksh, a Product Manager building enterprise SDKs for complex engineering workflows across design, CAE, EDA, and robotics.

I started in mechanical engineering, drawn to problems where math, software, and physical systems come together. At IIT Roorkee and the University of Michigan, I worked across computational physics, numerical methods, finite elements, simulation, and high-performance computing.

At Michigan, I contributed to a Toyota Research collaboration on solid-state battery degradation. That work shaped how I think about engineering software at scale: models are only useful when they help people reason about complex systems more clearly and realistically.

Tesla brought me closer to production. I worked on battery-cell manufacturing equipment, where engineering design decisions had to hold up under real operating constraints — reliability, repeatability, deployment, and speed.

Today, at Dassault Systèmes Spatial, I work on enterprise SDKs used by engineering teams in design, simulation, and robotics around the world. My work sits between customers, developers, and R&D: understanding technical workflows, shaping APIs, guiding evaluations, and helping complex technology become easier to deploy and adopt.

I also build independently. NextGen News is an AI product I started for young readers in India, where I work across product, engineering, AI workflows, validation, and distribution.