Google

As a part of my Practice School-2 at BITS Pilani, I interned at Google over the first half of 2026.

I worked in the WANForms team in Google Global Networking (GGN), which is a part of Google Cloud. In Google's push to make all their teams' efforts AI-first, I was tasked to build industry grade agents for WANForms that could work with any developer in GGN to automate workflows of detecting, triaging, troubleshooting and fixing crucial defects and bugs in Google's network. The goal was to empower developers in GGN by fasttracking tedious (and annoying) tasks that could take up weeks at a time and bring that down to mere minutes.

I'm not going to lie, it was intimidating to find out that I would be leading these efforts because the team put quite some faith in the little experience I had with tinkering around with AI products.

Unlike most big corporations that would otherwise have interns work on non-production or non-crucial tools, my team put enormous trust in me to build tools that would be used by the entire GGN organization and I loved every second of it. The learning curve was steep but the team was super supportive and I'm really proud of the work I did there.

I definitely grew a lot as a dev, and it was fun using some of my indie hacking skills and seeing how they scale at an organisation the size of Google. I got to witness firsthand how big corporations are embracing AI and how engineers who have worked for decades are learning from the younger folks and vice versa (obviously).

If you're ever around the Kyoto Office in Bangalore (i know i thought it was funny too), it's a fun place to be!