Work with me in Europe
European teams have a regulation to design for. The EU AI Act sets binding duties for agents that reach EU users or EU-based processes, and buyers in Europe expect those duties to be answered in the design, not in a policy document after the build. This page explains how I work with European teams from India, and what the first weeks of an engagement look like.
Can you work with us here?
Yes. I have worked with clients in Italy and Switzerland. The named work includes predictive AI and machine-learning models, and virtual-reality applications, for Whirlpool in Italy and Zeiss in Switzerland. The Europe pillar sets out the Act's duties with their sources, and the Europe consulting page describes the method for European teams.
How engagements run from India
I am based in Nashik, which is on India time. Central European Time is four and a half hours behind India in winter, and three and a half hours behind in summer, when Central European Summer Time applies. A 9:00 to 17:00 working day in Central Europe is 13:30 to 21:30 in India during winter, and 12:30 to 20:30 during summer. The overlap is therefore in the afternoon and early evening for the European team.
Decisions are planned in that window. The build runs in India and is reviewed with the owner during the overlap. Where a workflow needs on-site discovery or a handover, I plan that in person, and I travel for engagements.
Engagement shapes
- AI Delivery Readiness Review. Two weeks on one workflow. The review names the use and its risk category, lists the personal data each step reads, and sets the approval and disclosure points.
- Architecture Sprint. Two to four weeks on one use case, with the architecture, recorded decisions and a backlog.
- Forward-deployed AI delivery. One bounded use case, built inside the client's systems, with a runbook and a named owner.
The engagements page describes what each shape includes. I do not publish prices.
The EU AI Act in the design
Four duties shape most agents: AI literacy for the people who work with the system, human oversight for high-risk uses, transparency where people interact with AI, and the GDPR's rules on automated decisions. The review maps each duty to a control in the system, such as an approval step, a stop control, a run record and a disclosure. The dates for the high-risk duties were changed by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, so the consolidated text is checked before the design is fixed.
Travel
I have worked with clients in Italy and Switzerland, and I travel for engagements there. Visits are arranged per engagement, where discovery or handover needs them. Where possible, a trip is planned at least two weeks ahead. Travel and accommodation are set out in the engagement document.
Contracting
Engagements are contracted through Aurelia Innovatives Pvt. Ltd. Invoices are in US dollars (USD). The terms, timing and work location are stated in the engagement document.
Organisations I have worked with
The organisations I can name are listed on the about page. In Europe, they include Whirlpool in Italy and Zeiss in Switzerland.
Common questions
How do you handle the time difference with European teams?
Central European Time is four and a half hours behind India in winter. Overlap is agreed per project, usually in the European afternoon.
Do you work with teams in the EU?
Yes. I have worked with clients in Italy and Switzerland.
Does the EU AI Act apply to an agent we build?
It can, depending on the use and where the system is placed or used. The Europe pillar sets out the duties and the sources to check.
Who is the contracting entity?
Aurelia Innovatives Pvt. Ltd. Invoices are in US dollars (USD), and the terms are set out in each engagement.
Start a conversation
If you are deciding whether an agent is worth building for a European team, start with the AI Delivery Readiness Review. You can also send an enquiry.