Who we are and why we’re here.

About Aegis Works.

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Our founders

Aegis Works was founded by operators who lived the problem — AI that could talk but couldn’t act, and when it did, nobody could prove what happened.

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Meet the Founders

Built by operators

Aegis Works is led by two founders focused on practical AI for communications and operations. We are building a company around one simple idea: AI should help real businesses handle work more reliably, with better follow-up, clearer accountability, and less operational strain.

We are intentionally focused. Aegis is not trying to look bigger than it is. We are building a serious company with senior leadership, real operational understanding, and a product designed to do useful work in the real world.

Tom leads product, architecture, and delivery at Aegis. His background spans distributed systems, messaging infrastructure, and complex production environments where reliability matters. He focuses on turning AI from a demo into something that can handle real operational work.

Thomas Bhatia
Co-founder

Jasmine brings deep operational experience from decades at British Airways. She understands how customer-facing teams actually work under pressure and what good service delivery looks like in practice. At Aegis, she helps shape how the product fits real-world workflows and customer needs.

Jasmine Sharma
Co-founder

Meet the founders

We build AI agents that businesses can actually trust to act.

The problem

Most AI tools generate text. We build AI that executes real work — booking appointments, processing invoices, managing incidents — with every action governed, auditable, and explainable.

Our answer

Fail-closed governance. Human approvals for high-risk actions. An immutable audit ledger. Role-based access. We don’t bolt compliance on later — it’s the foundation.