He lives in Germany, is originally from India, and works as a researcher in the fields of olfactory perception, natural perfumery, and human-computer interaction design. His focus is on understanding how fragrances are composed and extracted using ultrasonic homogenization, as well as the differences between natural and synthetic materials in terms of formulation and perception. He has visited production facilities and perfumeries in India to observe manufacturing processes and investigate the differences between natural and non-natural products.

Furthermore, he is interested in the art of perfumery and the evaluation of potentially harmful ingredients in fragrance compositions, paying particular attention to their use and perception.

Alongside his studies at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, which he is nearing completion of, he has developed a device for fragrance dispensing as part of a long-term project on the digitization of scents.

His work encompasses two different formats: He conducts perfume workshops and also offers individual fragrance creation sessions. In these sessions, he conducts a structured olfactory analysis with participants to determine their fragrance preferences and translate these into a tailor-made perfume perfectly suited to their individual profile.