Rahul Arulkumaran

Rahul Arulkumaran

Founder @ Browzer | Building CUA
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Founder @ Browzer | 3x Founder (2 exits - $500k+) | Worked on automation systems for 8+ years | - Prev: AI Engineering Manager @ Yuma (DCG), AI Fellow (Foundry), Data Engineer III (Foundry), Co-Founder @ NFTGarage, Co-Founder @ Widhya - Have ~1000 citations on my research works combined - Built coding agents before they were a thing (in 2018) - Built headless browsers before they were a thing (in 2018)

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1d ago

Browzer - Build any automation with a click - the n8n alternative

Browzer is an AI-powered workflow automation tool that learns your repetitive tasks and processes to automate them with 1 prompt. Record once & automate forever. Browzer doesn't assume your processes like other agentic tools & browsers, but instead understands your processes to automate work, the way you'd do it.
Rahul Arulkumaran•

2mo ago

3x Founder (2 exits) - Building process-aware computer-use agents

Hi everyone! I'm Rahul Arulkumaran, a 3x Founder with 2 exits. My first startup was Widhya - scaled to 15,000+ users and recognized as a "Top 10 Startup in India in 2021." My 2nd startup was NFTGarage - which was an NFT Project + Launchpad - generated $500k in 6mo. Now I'm working on my 3rd startup, Browzer. I'm an active AI researcher with 40+ papers & 900+ citations, part of the Forbes Technology Council and a book reviewer at O'Reilly.

I was a Data Engineering intern 2 years back and since then I've donned multiple roles -- Data Engineer Intern -> Data Engineer II -> Data Engineer III -> AI Research Fellow -> AI Engineering Manager. The one constant through all this was that I always built were automation systems for various non-technical teams. The one thing I realized was the end goal for these companies were same, but the processes, tools and products that people used were different.

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