Why I do this work
I did not start with technology. I started with a broken swing.
My son was injured because of a broken playground swing. That experience stayed with me.
It made me ask a simple question: could technology help parks find problems earlier, and create better accountability around inspections and maintenance?
That question became ParkZapp. Today it is used by communities across 36 states and Canada, so no child's safety has to depend on paperwork.
That is how I build everything. Understand the problem first. Then build the technology.
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I grew up in India with more dreams than I knew what to do with. I studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering, came to the United States, and earned my MBA in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
I spent many years leading technology, data, and transformation programs at Wells Fargo, Principal Financial Group, UPS, and Hoechst Celanese. I led global teams of up to 40 people and programs with budgets up to $10M.
Entrepreneurship gave me something different: the chance to build around problems I personally cared about. I founded Zamorins Solutions in the Des Moines area in 2014 and have built it without outside funding ever since. Software products, government projects, AI automation, education, and many lessons about leadership along the way.
