Saramsha Dotel

Hi, I'm Saramsha.

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I joined Warner Bros. Discovery in September 2025 as a senior engineer on the applied-AI team. Here, I have worked on building a natural-language search and retrieval system over WBD's roughly one million hours of film and television content, as well as the evaluation framework to systematically compare various embedding models, re-rankers, LLMs and prompting strategies for this system. My current focus is on building an org-wide AI agent for the Media Supply Chain team that performs tasks, automates workflows and answers questions for our Global Content Operations team.

Naamche + reAlpha (2020–2025)

I co-founded Naamche in 2020 with a few friends from college and ran it as CTO for five years. We grew from three engineers in a room in Nepal to a team of forty serving clients in real estate, fintech and agri-tech — building things like a property-management platform (myAlphie, later sold to Crawford Hoying for $6M), a property-scoring engine, a hybrid-retrieval IR tool, and an LLM-based conversational-AI SaaS. In December 2023 we were acquired by reAlpha, the first Nepali software company to be picked up by a Nasdaq-listed one. I stayed on as a tech lead on their home-buying platform until moving to WBD.

Fusemachines (2019–2020)

My first job out of college, as a machine learning engineer. I built FuseExtract, a Nepali- and English-language OCR system that ended up being trialed by a major Nepali bank and a telecom, and did some revenue forecasting work for Take-Two Interactive.

Education

B.E. Computer Engineering, Pulchowk Campus, Tribhuvan University, 2015–2019. I graudated as the batch topper winning the Academic Excellence Award 3 out of 4 years.