RSRudraksh Syal

Work · 2015—Now

Systems, models, and decisions.

Selected work across product measurement, experimentation, pricing, machine learning, applied AI, causal inference, and optimization—organized around the decisions it made possible.

01 · Flagship case study

Dynamic Pricing Engine

A fleet-wide system that estimates sellable capacity, models price-sensitive booking behavior, and solves for a yield on every departure date.

ForecastingElasticityOptimization
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SupplyUsable capacity
DemandBooking response
DecisionYield
Pilot
One 43-jet fleet
First-month outcome
−28% off-fleeting
Decision surface
7 × 7 route grid

Selected systems

Different methods. The same standard: useful in practice.

02Applied AI · Production systems

Contract Intelligence

Two production LLM pipelines that convert complex program documents into structured, usable product information.

PDFsLLMStructured data
1,100+ PDFs532 operators84.7% badge-ready
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03Pricing · Machine learning

EU Light Jet Pricing

A deployed pricing model designed around operating economics and instant-booking decisions in a difficult market.

−8%+17%
−8% → +17% margin55% → 20% loss-making~$7M / quarter
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04Product · Measurement · Experimentation

Product Measurement

Causal inference, A/B testing, self-serve analytics, and multi-KPI measurement supporting product and merchandising decisions.

10%4%ObservedIncremental
10% → 4% incrementalA/B testsSelf-serve analytics
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05 · Intellectual property

US 12,314,757 B1

Named co-inventor

Efficient resource scheduling using adaptive scheduling criteria.

A feedback-based approach that compares actual resource utilization with a target, detects meaningful deviation, and adapts the criteria applied to subsequent resource requests.

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How the invention works
  1. 01

    Receive requests from multiple consumers competing for a shared set of resources.

  2. 02

    Compare actual utilization for each usage period with its target utilization.

  3. 03

    When deviation crosses a threshold, adjust a scheduling criterion for future requests.

Public contribution language is deliberately conservative: Rudraksh is a named co-inventor on the team’s patented adaptive scheduling approach.

Across the portfolio

The recurring pattern.

  1. 01Start with the decision, not the model.
  2. 02Define how success will be measured before building.
  3. 03Use complexity only where it earns its place.
  4. 04Make the output explainable to the people using it.