Mercor · prev. Founder, NVIDIA, Google, Microsoft · Berkeley M.E.T.
Aadhav Prabu
Building AI agents_
About
- Software engineer
- Product thinker
- Startup founder
- AI researcher
- CS + Business major
I'm a Member of Technical Staff at Mercor, working on the context, memory, and governance systems behind its agent platform. Before that, I co-founded Brydge, an enterprise agent orchestration and context platform for engineering teams.
Along the way I've secured agents at NVIDIA, scaled them at Google and Trainy, and researched them at Berkeley AI Research.
I come from Berkeley's M.E.T. program, a dual degree in EECS and business.
Experience
Stealth Startup
Software Engineering & Product Management Intern
Recommender systems (For You page)
Built AI career tools and a "For You" recommender used by 5K+ college students
Ascend UC Berkeley
Senior Advisor, Consultant & Tech Committee Chair
Founded the club's Tech Committee and led a Baidu consulting project that lifted ad revenue 15%
Education
University of California, Berkeley
Management, Entrepreneurship & Technology (M.E.T.) Program
B.S. Electrical Engineering & Computer Science + B.S. Business Administration (Haas)
Awards & Certifications
- 20251st Place, Cal Hacks YC Challenge, out of 3,300+ participants, for Brydge, an AI knowledge orchestration platform↗
- StanfordMachine Learning Specialization: supervised, advanced algorithms, unsupervised and RL↗
- NVIDIA DLISizing LLM Inference Systems↗
- Google CloudIntroduction to Generative AI↗
- MicrosoftAI on Microsoft Azure · NLP in Microsoft Azure↗
- HeadstarterSoftware Engineering Fellow↗
Community
2021 – 2023 · Founder & Executive Director
The Steam Foundation
Founded a 501(c)(3) and led 125+ student volunteers running 100+ virtual STEAM camps and 30+ community outreach events for 4,000+ students worldwide, with chapters in Vietnam, Nicaragua, and South Africa.
2020 – 2023 · Lead Software Intern
International Tamil Academy
Led a 5-intern team building an AI chatbot on Facebook Messenger that digitized registration for 6,000+ Bay Area students, then presented it at the Diaspora Education Conference to delegates from 10+ countries.










