I understand transformer architectures, attention mechanisms, training pipelines, and data engineering stacks — not just the terminology. Your ML engineers and data scientists will not cringe reading what I write.
The AI landscape shifts weekly. I follow model releases, research papers, and framework updates actively. Articles on GPT-4, Claude 3, Llama, Mistral, and emerging tools are grounded in current reality.
I can write the same topic at two depths: a deep technical tutorial for ML engineers, or an accessible explainer for CTOs and product teams. Most AI content fails one audience. Mine doesn't.
AI and ML search queries have high specificity. I research intent at the keyword level — "fine-tuning vs RAG" ranks differently than "LLM fine-tuning guide". Every piece is built around what your audience actually searches.
Long-form technical articles explaining how models actually work — attention, tokenisation, positional encoding, training objectives. Written for engineers who want to understand, not just use.
Step-by-step code tutorials for building with ML frameworks. Every example is tested, every snippet is clean. PyTorch, Hugging Face, LangChain — with real use cases, not toy examples.
In-depth guides on modern data stacks — Databricks, Spark, dbt, Delta Lake, and cloud-native pipelines. Bridging the gap between data engineering and ML workflows.
Making cutting-edge AI research accessible to practitioners. Translating papers like "Attention Is All You Need" or the Llama 3 technical report into actionable engineering insights.
"Fine-tuning vs RAG", "PyTorch vs TensorFlow in 2025", "Vector database comparison" — balanced, technically grounded comparisons that developers bookmark and reference.
Documentation, case studies, and product blog posts for AI SaaS platforms. Content that explains your ML product's value to both technical users and business buyers.
Tell me the topic, target audience (ML engineers, data scientists, or business decision-makers), technical depth, and any specific tools or frameworks to cover. The more context, the better the output.
I send a detailed outline within 24 hours — section breakdown, key technical points to cover, target keywords, and a fixed price. You approve before I write a single word.
First draft delivered within 5–7 business days. Technically reviewed, SEO-optimised, and formatted for your CMS or docs platform. One revision round included.
Per Article
From $20
One-off AI/ML articles, tutorials, or model explainers. Ideal for a single topic or testing the fit before a retainer.
Monthly Retainer
4–8 articles/mo
Consistent AI/ML content for platforms, blogs, and developer hubs. Priority queue, faster turnaround, and a writer who learns your product.
Project-Based
Custom quote
Documentation for an ML platform, a pillar cluster on generative AI, or a full content audit. Scoped per project with agreed milestones.
All pricing in USD · Custom quotes for large projects · Rush delivery available
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CTO, ChainVerse Labs
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Head of Content, DataStack AI
“Krunal wrote our entire developer documentation and a series of technical tutorials. The quality was exceptional — clear code examples, proper structure, and he actually tested everything he wrote. Turnaround was fast and communication was seamless.”
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Technical Content Writer · Ahmedabad, India
Former full-stack developer turned technical writer. I started writing about AI and ML because I was already building with these tools as a developer. That background means I understand the models, the data pipelines, and the infrastructure — not just the surface-level concepts that most AI writers cover.
Krunal Kanojiya is a technical content writer from India with 4+ years of experience specialising in AI, machine learning, data engineering, and blockchain. He is a former full-stack developer who writes accurate, in-depth articles on topics like LLMs, generative AI, ML pipelines, and data engineering tools for developer and technical audiences.
Krunal writes about generative AI and LLMs (GPT-4, Claude, Llama, Mistral, RAG, fine-tuning), ML fundamentals (neural networks, transformers, CNNs, diffusion models), data engineering (Databricks, Apache Spark, dbt, Delta Lake, Azure ML), MLOps (model deployment, monitoring, MLflow, Kubeflow), NLP (embeddings, semantic search, vector databases), computer vision, and AI tools like Hugging Face, LangChain, and LlamaIndex.
AI and ML articles start from $20 per piece. Pricing depends on the technical depth, length (typically 2,000–5,000 words), and research required. Monthly retainer packages for 4–8 articles per month are available for ongoing content needs. Project-based work (documentation, content clusters) is quoted per scope. Email imkrunalkanojiya@outlook.com for a custom quote.
Yes. Krunal follows AI research actively and writes about the latest model releases, research papers, and framework updates. He has written breakdowns of major papers and covered new releases from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta AI, and Google DeepMind. Content is grounded in current, accurate information.
Yes. He adjusts depth and tone based on the target audience. For ML engineers and data scientists, content includes architecture details, code examples, and mathematical intuition. For product managers, CTOs, and business audiences, the same topics are covered with analogies, practical implications, and business context — without sacrificing accuracy.
Yes. Tutorials include tested, working code in Python using frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, Hugging Face Transformers, LangChain, and Scikit-learn. Code examples are clean, commented where helpful, and validated before publishing.
Krunal writes about Databricks, Apache Spark, dbt (data build tool), Delta Lake, Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse Analytics, AWS Glue, Google BigQuery, Apache Kafka, Airflow, and modern data lakehouse architectures. He covers both the tool mechanics and the broader data engineering patterns.
Most AI/ML articles (2,000–3,000 words) are delivered within 5–7 business days from the approved outline. Longer deep dives (4,000–5,000 words), research paper breakdowns, and documentation projects are scoped individually. Rush delivery is available for an additional fee.
The process: (1) Email with your topic, target audience, and technical depth needed. (2) Receive a detailed technical outline and fixed-price quote within 24 hours. (3) Approve the outline. (4) First draft delivered in 5–7 business days. (5) One revision round included. (6) Final delivery in Markdown, Google Docs, or CMS-ready format.
Yes. He works with AI companies and data platforms on monthly retainers — typically 4–8 articles per month. Retainer clients get priority scheduling, faster turnaround, and consistent coverage of their AI domain. Email imkrunalkanojiya@outlook.com to discuss availability.
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