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Aman Anubhav: Everything I need, I carry.

I build AI agents at Atlys and cross Himalayan passes alone. Both take the same thing: a clear plan, a light pack, and the patience to keep going when the air gets thin.

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The route on the map

A relief map of the Annapurna massif behind the page. As you scroll, my 14-day walk draws along the trail from Besisahar over Thorong La, 5,416 m, to Muktinath, with side trips to Blue Lake, Green Lake, Ice Lake and Tilicho Lake. Colour shows altitude; lines show temperature, modelled from altitude.

  1. Besisahar, about 760 m
  2. Bhulbhule
  3. Ngadi, about 930 m
  4. Bahundanda
  5. Syange, about 1,100 m
  6. Tal
  7. Dharapani
  8. Danagyu
  9. Timang, about 2,750 m
  10. Koto
  11. Chame
  12. Bhratang
  13. Dhikur Pokhari, about 3,060 m
  14. Pisang
  15. Humde
  16. Mungji
  17. Blue Lake, side trip, approximate position
  18. Green Lake, side trip, approximate position
  19. Ice Lake (Kicho Tal), side trip
  20. Braka
  21. Manang, about 3,540 m
  22. Khangsar, about 3,730 m
  23. Shri Kharka, about 4,060 m
  24. Tilicho Base Camp, side trip
  25. Tilicho Lake, about 4,919 m, side trip
  26. Yak Kharka
  27. Churi Ledar, about 4,200 m
  28. Thorong Phedi
  29. High Camp, about 4,880 m
  30. Thorong La, 5,416 m
  31. Chongur
  32. Muktinath, about 3,760 m

  1. Dark skies, early questions

    camp
    Syange about 1,100m
    region
    Bihar, India
    latitude
    25° N
    founded
    DeuxStem, 2020
    reach
    2M+

    I grew up in Sikahar, a village in Bihar where the night sky was the best screen in town. I started asking how things work, then building them to find out: a solar carbon-capture design, a non-profit that reached more than two million learners in 10+ countries, and more than 20 asteroid detections through its NASA-affiliated search campaigns.

    1. Sikahar, Bihar
    2. Delhi Public School
    3. Founded DeuxStem
    4. MIT LaunchX, full ride
    5. NYAS Junior Academy winner, KANAD
    More about where I'm from

  2. I build AI that does the work

    camp
    Timang about 2,750m
    role
    AI engineer, Atlys
    before
    Brndo, remote
    stack
    Python, FastAPI, Next.js, PostgreSQL
    best result
    98.87% (OceanBot)
    tracking
    about 500 ms (DIVERT)

    I'm an AI engineer at Atlys, building the AI brains and agents behind the product. Before that I interned remotely at Brndo, and I took The Trav Story's RAG chatbots from schema to deployment. I like owning a system end to end: data, model, API, and the screen a person actually touches.

    1. KIIT, Mathematics and Computer Science
    2. GDG KIIT growth team
    3. MLSA Project Wing
    4. OceanBot
    5. YVOO, SIH qualifier
    6. Kun Tso in winter, 5,000 m
    7. The Trav Story
    8. DIVERT and Accolades
    See the work

  3. Quiet room, clear problem

    camp
    Dhikur Pokhari about 3,060m
    time zone
    IST, UTC+5:30
    mode
    remote

    My best work happened remotely. In two remote months at Brndo I moved its site from WordPress to Next.js and built WhatsApp reminders that recovered 9.1% of a client's abandoned checkouts. A calm desk and no commute put the hours into the problem. I'm looking for a remote role where that focus is the default, and where I can keep seeing new places between deadlines.

    1. Brndo, remote
    2. Atlys, AI engineer

  4. Day 6A rest day at Mungji: Blue Lake, then Green Lake.

  5. Day 7Ice Lake, from Mungji up past the small lake below it, and back down.

  6. Days 9 and 10Through Manang and Khangsar to Shri Kharka. Then Tilicho Lake, 4,919 m, and back.

  7. Everything on my back

    pass
    Thorong La 5,416m
    distance
    250km
    days
    14
    pack
    18kg
    mode
    solo

    I trek solo and self-supported: my own tent, my own food, my own call on when to turn back. Annapurna Circuit in 14 days with 18 kg. Kun Tso at 5,000 m in deep winter snow. Chandrashila alone via Deoriatal and Rohini Bugyal.

    1. Annapurna Circuit, solo
    2. Chandrashila, solo

  8. Ask me anything

    camp
    Muktinath about 3,760m
    model
    live, with an offline cache

    There's a version of me built into this site. Ask it about my projects, my stack or my last trek, and it answers in my words, with a local fallback when the network drops.

    aman@anubhav: ~

    You type: who

    It answers: I'm Aman Anubhav: an AI engineer at Atlys building AI agents, and a solo high-altitude trekker.

  9. Write to me, privately

    cipher
    AES-GCM, in your browser
    ledger
    hash-chained

    For roles, collaborations or a trek recommendation, send me a note through the secure channel. Your message is encrypted in your browser (AES-GCM) and chained into a tamper-evident ledger before it is stored.

    Three linked message blocksBlocks 1, 2 and 3, each joined to the one before it, the way the Vault chains messages.
    Each message is chained to the one before it.

Next: Dodital and Darwa Top. Then, ideally, your team.

next
Dodital and Darwa Top
region
Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
status
planned
then
a remote AI engineering role
  1. Dodital and Darwa Top

Next on the map: Dodital and Darwa Top in Uttarkashi. After that, I'd like my next climb to be a remote role on a team that ships AI people actually use. If that sounds like your team, write to me.

I'm looking for a remote AI engineering role: give me a clear problem and a quiet room, and I'll give you focused, well-documented work.

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