Specialist consultancy · One engagement at a time

Working AI systems,
not AI theater.

Bring me one workflow or one AI initiative. I will tell you whether it needs a sprint, a diagnostic, or nothing at all.

Startup operators: automate one painful workflow in 1-2 weeks. Data teams: get a clear verdict on whether your stack is ready for production AI.

$5K–$8K
RapidOps automation sprint
2 weeks
AI readiness diagnostic
24 hours
Typical scope note turnaround
Choose the path

Two buying moments.
Two clear offers.

If one workflow is eating your team alive, start with the sprint. If a larger AI push is blocked by stack maturity, start with the diagnostic. No "contact us for pricing" -- both prices are on this page.

Automate one workflow fast

Best for founders, operators, and RevOps-heavy teams with one manual workflow that is already painful enough to fix now.

1-2 weeks $5,000-$8,000 fixed
  • One workflow scoped, built, and documented end to end
  • Production deployment instead of another proof of concept
  • Direct fit for reporting, routing, enrichment, and ops automation

Assess AI readiness first

Best for heads of data, analytics leaders, and technical teams who know AI matters but need a real read on whether the current stack can support production work.

2 weeks $15,000 fixed
  • Scored assessment across data, infra, quality, org readiness, and use-case fit
  • Clear verdict on what is blocked and what can ship now
  • 90-day roadmap tied to realistic production work
  • If the audit says you're ready: we scope the first build
What I actually deliver

The workflow, the data layer,
and the systems around it.

The offer changes based on your buying moment, but the work stays practical: reliable data, working automations, and production-minded implementation.

Workflow automation

Reporting briefs, routing logic, enrichment, CRM cleanup, document extraction, and other internal automations that are painful enough to justify a fixed-scope sprint.

Data foundation work

dbt, Terraform, CI/CD, testing, and governance work that makes production AI possible instead of fragile. The layer serious AI work actually depends on.

Production agent delivery

When the stack is ready, I build agents and decision systems on top of real operational data, with handoff documentation and clear ownership.

I work best when the pain is already real and the scope can be named.

Tools I ship with

The mainstream AI and data stack -- no exotic dependencies.

OpenAI
Anthropic
Google Cloud
AWS
dbt Labs
Snowflake
LangChain
Terraform
Postgres
Python
Vercel
GitHub
Proof of work

Proof, by engagement type.

Workflow automation

Series A SaaS · 5 days

Pulled numbers from Stripe, HubSpot, and spreadsheets into an automated KPI brief delivered in Slack before standup. Replaced three hours of Monday reporting every week.

Data foundation

Series B SaaS · 6 weeks

Built a dbt + Terraform + CI/CD foundation that gave the team reliable models, infrastructure discipline, and enough trust to unblock two agent deployments within three months.

Scope note in 24 hours

Fixed price · Published pricing

Every engagement starts with a written scope note within 24 hours of the fit call. Fixed price, no hourly billing, no open-ended discovery. $5K-$8K for a sprint. $15K for the AI Stack Audit. Both prices are on this page.

Series A/B B2B SaaS Ops-heavy workflows Growing data functions
Technology partners
dbt Labs Registered Consulting and Services Partner
Why MLDeep

You work directly with the practitioner.
Not a project manager.

Anmol Parimoo, founder of MLDeep Systems

Anmol Parimoo · dbt Labs Certified Partner · 8 years in data engineering and AI

You get the person who scoped it building it -- from kickoff to handoff.

Most firms send a senior salesperson to close the deal and a junior analyst to do the work. That's not what happens here. The person you speak to on the fit call is the same person writing the code, making the tradeoffs, and handing off the documentation.

I bridge messy data, infra discipline, and production AI. That means no interpretation lag, no hand-off ambiguity, and direct accountability for what gets built.

I work primarily with B2B SaaS and growth-stage teams that want fixed scope, direct communication, and practical delivery instead of AI theater.

Process

What happens when you reach out.

Same path for both offers: fast fit, fixed scope, direct delivery.

01

Bring one real problem

Tell me the workflow that is wasting time or the AI initiative that is blocked. I reply with whether it looks like a sprint, a diagnostic, or not a fit.

02

15-minute fit call

We confirm the pain, the systems, and the constraints. If I can help, you get a fixed-scope recommendation quickly. If I cannot, I tell you that too.

Book the 15-minute call →
03

Delivery and handoff

RapidOps typically ships in 1-2 weeks. The AI Readiness Diagnostic runs for 2 weeks. Both paths end with a concrete deliverable, direct handoff, and clear next steps.

Best fit

The teams this page is for,
and the ones it is not.

Good fit

  • B2B SaaS teams with one workflow or AI initiative that is already painful enough to prioritize
  • Operators and data leads who want fixed scope, direct answers, and working systems
  • Teams using mainstream stacks that need practical implementation, not a broad strategy deck

Not a fit

  • Teams looking for open-ended staff augmentation or a large consulting bench
  • Buyers who want a months-long discovery process before naming the actual problem
  • Anyone shopping for generic AI inspiration, hype, or unrealistic ROI promises
Contact

Bring me one workflow or one AI initiative.

I will tell you whether it needs RapidOps, the AI Readiness Diagnostic, or no project at all. Start with a 15-minute fit call or send the problem in writing.

Book a fit call

15 minutes. No obligation.

Bring one problem. Leave with a recommended next step. Schedule now

What you get back

A yes or no on fit, the right offer, and the next move.

No slide deck. No vague follow-up. No pressure if it is not a match.

Email

info@mldeep.io

Project inquiries, technical questions, and written scopes.