Team
Rohit came from the research desk. Tushar came from the engineering side. Together they are building Korah so macroeconomic research starts with a question — and ends with evidence you can inspect.
Co-founder & CEO
Maharashtra, India
Independent quant and macroeconomic researcher. I came from the trading desk: I built my own research infrastructure, then spent more time cleaning official data than using it. I then started Korah so research can begin with a question — not API docs, scrapers, and spreadsheet joins.
“I traded so much that I realized I am lazy and so I need Korah to do the research now.”
Co-founder & CTO
San Francisco
Software engineer at Google, previously Goldman Sachs and Charles Schwab, with a master's in computer science from Columbia. I have built the systems underneath Korah — agents that retrieve, structure, and serve official economic data so researchers can work from a frozen, inspectable market state instead of a pile of plumbing.
“Only if I was holding less than a 1% of compute as Zuck, agents would actually be any useful”