Bhupendra Singh: CTO, builder, guide into AI/ML

CTO · Builder · Vancouver, BC

I build AI that runs where you are, and help engineers grow into it.

What I guide engineers on

01
AI is coming for tasks
Not your job. If your job is one task, that is where the risk is. Here is how to widen it.
02
Beyond the lane
Android, UI, QA, SDET, ML infra: how to grow from one lane into someone who builds the whole system.
03
From testing to CTO
My title said SDET for years. What actually moved me from test automation to running engineering.
04
On-device AI
Building models that run on the phone in your hand, and why that changes privacy, cost and latency.
05
Interview vs reality
Leaky buckets, API gateways, Kafka, Postgres: what interviews ask, and what production really needs.
06
Moving countries
Layoffs, work permits and starting over abroad, from someone who did it. Not immigration advice.

Things I build, mostly so the computing stays where you are.

FitLibre
Your training log, on your device.
Open →
Karta
An agent that thinks on your phone.
Open →
Raksha
A room that knows you are there. No camera.
Open →
Planned
Digital Twin
A software collaborator that learns how you want work done, carries authorised work to a verified result, and brings back only the decisions that need you. Open source, with your profile yours to inspect, correct, export or delete.
Private build
AutoTrader
An automated trading system I built end to end: broker integration, a risk manager with circuit breakers, technical, options and machine-learning strategies, news sentiment, backtesting and a live operations dashboard.

From a test-automation title to running engineering.

StartBTech, Computer Science, BIET Jhansi. Not an IIT.
2012–2015Adobe, Noida.
2015–2025Amazon: Bengaluru (Amazon Pay test automation), then Bellevue (distributed test frameworks). Tech lead of Eywa, which cut cross-org UAT from 20 weeks to 3 days. Title: SDET the whole way.
2025Laid off on a work visa. Felt relief.
Jan 2026Head of Engineering, Everfur, Vancouver.
May 2026CTO, Everfur.

Engineers moving into AI, builders with an idea, or anyone who wants software that stays on their own device.