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AI engineering · Surat, India

AI that still works six months after launch.

Most AI projects die after the demo, not during it. Retrieval quality slips. Nobody owns the evaluation set. Costs creep. Eventually the team goes back to the spreadsheet. We build the system and the operating discipline that keeps it alive.

Four kinds of work

Retrieval that cites its sources

Search and copilots that answer from your own material and point at the passage they used, so a reviewer can check the claim instead of trusting it.

Python · pgvector · evaluation sets

Agents that finish the job

Tool-using systems that carry a task through the software you already run. Where being wrong is expensive, a person approves before anything commits.

Orchestration · tool APIs · audit logs

Models that survive your data

Forecasting, scoring, inspection and OCR built against what you actually have. Missing fields, bad scans, drift. Not a clean benchmark set.

Training · monitoring · retraining

The product around the model

Interfaces, APIs, workflow logic. This is usually what decides whether a working model becomes something the team opens every morning.

Next.js · FastAPI · cloud deployment

A model reads a sentence by weighing it against itself.

Point at a word. The arcs are the other words that change its meaning, which is what a transformer computes on every token. Getting those weights right on your data is most of the job.

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Trusted by product teams shipping real AI

Numbers behind the work, not around it.

Five years of shipping AI under engineering discipline. Every figure here maps to a system that is still running.

45+
AI systems shipped

Copilots, retrieval search, agent workflows and vision pipelines, all running in real environments.

25+
Countries served

Remote-first delivery across five timezones.

12 weeks
Median time to production

From kickoff to the first real traffic through the system.

4
Layers we cover

Strategy, design, engineering, and support after launch.

Real products, complex systems, and AI that feels expensive.

From lead intelligence to voice AI and automation platforms, the work has to prove SoftUs can handle serious product and engineering pressure.