I’m Arpan Ghoshal, and I help founders and teams stop worrying about tech.

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Most companies don’t need more ideas. They need someone who takes ownership, makes clean tradeoffs, and ships systems that hold up in the real world. I work across the full stack: product and technical strategy, software engineering, data, AI, and the infrastructure that keeps everything reliable.

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Today I work with Operating Equity Partners, collaborating closely with entrepreneur Halsey Minor, a founder and co founder behind multiple category defining companies and products, including CNET, Salesforce, NBCU ventures, and the origins of Google Voice. My role is simple: turn ambitious concepts into shipped products, then keep them fast, stable, and ready to scale.

My foundation comes from NYU, where I earned a master’s in computing, entrepreneurship, and innovation, and did deep learning research under Yann LeCun. That training shaped how I think: start from first principles, measure what matters, and build systems that are useful, not flashy.

How I work is straightforward. I start with the smallest version that proves value, then harden it into something your team can trust. I care about testing, observability, security basics, and cost, because those decide whether a product survives contact with reality. You get one accountable owner and fewer handoffs.

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I’m comfortable wherever the bottleneck is: architecture and APIs, data pipelines and model behavior, automation and LLM workflows, or making deployments boring. The common thread is end to end ownership and clear communication, so you always know what’s happening, what’s next, and what “done” actually means.

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Outside of client and company work, I also build and co build products, taking them from zero to real users with the same focus on speed, reliability, and measurable outcomes.

If you want one person who can own your tech function and make AI a practical advantage inside your product, let’s talk.