Enterprise AI Experiences
Designing trustworthy AI-powered workflows for real enterprise users.
Rohit Mulay
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About Me
Rohit Mulay
⌖ Bengaluru, India
I'm a software development lead at IBM, building enterprise AI experiences for watsonx Orchestrate. I work where product thinking, frontend architecture and engineering leadership meet.
I enjoy turning complicated systems into experiences that feel clear, dependable and human—and helping teams do their best work along the way.
7+Years building
AIProduct focus
2026TechXchange speaker
View GitHubMy Interests
01Music
02Travelling
03Photography
04Movies
05Technology
06Books
07Gaming
08Nature
What I Do
Frontend Architecture
Creating secure, scalable foundations for complex frontend products.
Responsive Design Systems
Building coherent experiences across devices, embeds and platforms.
Engineering Leadership
Turning ambiguity into direction through standards and mentorship.
Resume
Experience
Software Development Lead
2020 — Present · IBM
Leading frontend product engineering for watsonx Orchestrate, enterprise chat and embedded AI experiences.IBM TechXchange Speaker
2026 · Atlanta
Selected to lead a hands-on lab that turns enterprise AI concepts into practical product experiences.Frontend Engineering
2019 — 2020
Built the early product and platform foundations that shaped my approach to scalable interfaces.Education
B.E. Computer Science
2019 · New Horizon College of Engineering
Engineering fundamentals, software systems and the curiosity to keep learning beyond the curriculum.International Experience
2018 · University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
A formative cross-cultural academic experience in the United States.Continuous Learning
Always
Enterprise AI, product security, frontend platforms and leadership through practice.Skills
React & TypeScript94%
Frontend Architecture92%
Design Systems88%
Enterprise AI UX87%
Engineering Leadership91%
Application Security84%
My Working Process
01
Understand
Find the real problem behind the request.
02
Design
Make the system and experience coherent.
03
Build
Ship in useful, testable increments.
04
Refine
Learn from reality and improve the path.
Blog
Engineering
25 AUG 2026
What secure-by-default frontend architecture looks like
Notes on building better products, platforms and engineering teams.Read more →Product
18 AUG 2026
Designing enterprise AI experiences people can trust
Notes on building better products, platforms and engineering teams.Read more →Leadership
09 AUG 2026