Suvrat, beyond the résumé.

but who am I, really? just the résumé, thanks.
Suvrat Jain

More than a title.

I’m Suvrat. At my core, I’m just a curious person who likes to make sense of things. I enjoy learning by doing, and I’m happiest when I’m creating something, whether it’s a small idea, a song, or a tool that makes life easier.

I care about keeping things simple and meaningful. I try to work hard, stay kind, and ask the questions that really matter. For me, growth isn’t about chasing more - it’s about finding joy in the process.

What defines me isn’t a role or a title. It’s how I show up: curious, thoughtful, and always open to learning.

How It All Compiled.

Technology didn’t arrive in my life all at once. It started quietly - just curiosity about how things worked. In high school, I began to code, not with a plan, but with a need to understand. That spark grew as I studied and kept building. Each step pulled me deeper - from writing simple programs to exploring data, to creating tools that could actually make a difference. I found comfort in patterns, in turning something complex into something clear. Today, I still chase that feeling. Whether it’s working on AI, ML, or computer vision, I keep learning, keep building, and keep finding joy in the process. That excitement hasn’t gone away - if anything, it’s only grown stronger.

W.O.W — World Outside Work.

I like keeping life simple, but full.
Music is where I return to myself. I write, sing, and play guitar whenever I can. Some songs have found a home on Spotify. Others live quietly in my voice notes - raw, unfiltered, just for me. It's less about perfection, more about presence.
I've always been drawn to stories. The ones that stay with you long after the credits roll or the final page turns. Books that shift your perspective. Films that stir something deeper.
And then, there's travel. I don't chase landmarks. I follow feeling. The stillness of a quiet street. A café where no one knows your name. The space between where you are and who you're becoming. Stepping away from routine helps me reconnect; with myself, with new ideas, with the world as it is.
These moments outside of work don't just ground me. They shape how I show up - more present, more curious, more human.