Selected work

Problems, decisions, and what was made.

Three case studies showing how Raghav frames a problem, turns it into a workable model, and separates present evidence from future potential.

Trigger-to-payout modelConcept

External conditionWeather event

Verified signalIndependent data

Pre-agreed ruleTrigger threshold

Coverage checkEligibility

DecisionPayout

Objective signalVisible ruleDefined decision

01Product concept · Parametric insurance

How might delivery partners receive income support when extreme weather makes it unsafe or impossible to work?

Role: Research and concept development
Work: Structured the trigger-to-payout journey, eligibility logic, risk controls, and pilot questions.
Stage: The model connects verified weather data to a predefined trigger, eligibility check, and payout decision.

TheStratX ecosystemActive initiative

Learn bydoing the work

Students

Live projects

Competitions

Mentorship

Work samples

PracticeFeedbackStronger decisions

02Initiative · Applied learning

How might students practise structured problem-solving outside a conventional classroom or society format?

Role: Founding member
Work: Helped shape a student-led consulting collective connecting project work, feedback, and mentorship.
Stage: TheStratX is live as a student-led consulting collective with members across several institutions.

GreenStruct workflowPilot concept

01Regulation

02Assessment

03Required actions

04Evidence

05Status review

Requirement linked Action pending

03Venture · Compliance systems

How might construction teams understand environmental requirements before gaps become penalty risks?

Role: Founder
Work: Framed the compliance problem, shaped a certification workflow, and tested the concept with industry input.
Stage: The project reached pilot-stage conversations and was selected for Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub.