Aspiring entrepreneur
Voracious
Rebellion
Visionary
Curious
“The mind is the only territory worth conquering.”
Hi, I'm Vaibhav Chajjer. Born in India. Twenty.
I build systems powered by AI. Analytical thinking is the thing I trust most in myself. The conversations are what I enjoy.
What I want is a seat at the table with people who think in new ways, and a community built around those ideas so the people I move with rise too. Growing alone was never the point.
Aim
Research, break it down, lay out the wiring, then build. That is the order I work in, and building from scratch is where my hours go.
I handle the digital side of my family's car rental business, remotely and part time, which means everything I build gets tested on a real business the day I ship it.
Roles
Research, analysis, business strategy, operations, working out what people need.
Designing systems where an AI does a job and a control layer decides whether its output is allowed out. Make.com, Anthropic API, Apps Script, prompt engineering, agent workflows.
SEO, JSON-LD schema, search marketing, content strategy, brand systems, positioning.
Taking something from idea to live URL alone, and keeping it running. Vibe coding, HTML CSS JS, Vercel, GitHub, Claude Code, Cursor, Replit, domains and DNS.
Editorial design, writing and journaling, filming and video editing.
Experience
Worked directly with the owner on where the business was losing and where it could grow. Built and deployed the company website. Built the lead automation that is still running. Now handling digital operations remotely.
Education
Certificates
Anthropic
AI Fluency · Claude Code 101 · Claude Code in Action · Agent Skills · Cowork · AI Fundamentals with Claude · AI Collaboration with Claude
Macquarie University (via Coursera)
Professional Development: Improve Yourself, Always · December 2025
Upskills.club · Ipsita Das
How to Speak Confidently · July 2026
Someone recommended this book, so I read it. What stayed with me was Ratan Tata ji: the depth of the analytical mind, the willingness to leave comfort behind and move to New York to do the work alone, and the discipline that never left.
I picked this up because I wanted to read the life of Paramhansa Yogananda, and I was curious. Two things came out of it. My positivity grew, and it taught me belief in yourself. You become what you think.
I love books on entrepreneurial ideas, stories, business and building, which is why I picked this one up. It changed how I hold failure. It is mine, I take responsibility, and I move through it. It also changed how I think about reaching people. Nothing lands unless it lands emotionally first.
I was deeply spiritual in 2023, and this book came into my hands on its own, when someone was selling copies at the Thakur ji temple in Vrindavan. What it changed: do not focus on the result, simply do the work, because the result always rests with God. That shloka stays in your hand. Do the work while doing bhakti of God. The Bhagavad Gita teaches many lessons. The finest book of our culture.
I wanted to read the Ramayana to know the roots of my culture more deeply. What I learned from Lord Rama: dharma lives in the supreme soul. Maryada Purushottam, the one who never crossed the line even when crossing it would have been easier. One word, one arrow, one promise held to the end. Respect your parents no matter what happens, for they are our first God. Be humble and trustworthy. Be disciplined.
The design work of Leonardo caught my eye, and so did the story. What I learned is how to go deep, both analytical and emotional, into design work, and make it speak out.
