By the time a new technology becomes obvious, Jatin is usually already building with it.

He treats engineering as a high-velocity experiment. When something new appears, a model, a framework, an unexpected capability, his instinct is not to debate what it might become. He wants to build with it immediately. Break it. Rebuild it. See where the edges really are. This bias for action defines his career.

At Venture Highway (now part of General Catalyst), Jatin built the machine learning systems designed to navigate the chaos of the global startup ecosystem. In a world of infinite noise, he engineered the architecture to extract signal, helping investors identify outliers and interesting companies long before they hit the mainstream.

Building is where Jatin is most at home.

When generative AI began reshaping the rules of software, he moved early. As Founder and CTO of GoCodeo, he began exploring a question: if machines can understand software deeply enough, can they help build it too? GoCodeo became his way of experimenting with that future, building systems where AI agents collaborate with developers throughout the software lifecycle.

If you spend enough time around Jatin, one pattern becomes obvious. His curiosity compounds. A new idea rarely stays theoretical for long. It turns into a prototype, which turns into a system, which turns into the next question he wants to chase.

Jatin studied at IIT Kanpur. But what really defines him is a simple instinct that has guided much of his career: When technology shifts, build first. Figure out the rest later.