AI governance. Architecture. Engineering.

AI you can govern.
Systems you can trust.

AI governance for regulated and public-sector institutions in Canada.

Turn AI ambition into defined controls, tested architecture, and a practical delivery plan—with the principal involved from first conversation to implementation.

A governed AI systemUseful intelligence.
Explicit boundaries.
  1. 01
    Identity & permitted context

    Authenticate the request. Retrieve only authorized sources.

  2. 02
    Bounded model & tool access

    Constrain actions, data exposure, and tool permissions.

  3. 03
    Evaluation & human review

    Test grounding. Escalate consequential decisions.

  4. 04
    Traceable output

    Retain citations, decisions, and an auditable record.

Illustrative control pattern—not a certification or a deployed client system.

Principal-led, from assessment through implementation.Discover our expertise

A focused starting point

Know what needs to be true
before AI goes live.

Start with one use case. An AI governance assessment establishes its boundaries, identifies the gaps, and gives your team a decision-ready plan.

Discuss an assessment

The proposed scope

  1. Map data access, owners, and decision boundaries.
  2. Review risks, evaluation evidence, and human approvals.
  3. Document priority controls and a delivery roadmap.

Duration and fee depend on system access and scope; both are agreed before work starts. The introductory call is free.

Experience behind the consultancy

Built on work with
real-world constraints.

Selected work by principal Dhruv Doshi in enterprise and startup roles. This is professional experience, not Arihant’s client portfolio.

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Principal’s work at Royal Bank of Canada

Making architecture guidance a usable product.

A rules-based platform that translates enterprise architecture patterns into service recommendations, solution blueprints, and automated workflows.

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Production
1,000+

architecture patterns mapped into a recommendation platform

Made repeatable architecture decisions available through a platform instead of relying exclusively on manual review.

1,000+

Architecture patterns mapped at RBC.

Architecture platform
10,000+

Systems covered by the RBC telemetry architecture.

Architecture scope
20+ teams

Adopted telemetry SDK guidance and onboarding contracts at RBC.

Engineering adoption

Principal’s professional experience—not Arihant engagement results or endorsements. Startup experience also includes HealthCard and CryptoVantage, both since acquired.

Working together

A clear scope.
Something useful to leave with.

Start with the decision or delivery challenge in front of you. Agree the outputs, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria before the work begins.

Procuring specialist support or building a larger delivery team?

Government, enterprise & subcontracting

Personal accountability

Work directly with
the person doing the work.

Dhruv Doshi, founder and principal technology architect
Dhruv DoshiFounder & principal technology architect

Arihant is led by Dhruv Doshi, an enterprise architect and hands-on engineer whose experience spans banking, healthcare, public services, and research.

From technical strategy to implementation reviews, the work stays connected to the people who will use and operate it.

Meet the principal

Ideas for the work ahead

Practical thinking.
Openly shared.

Explore insights & guides

Practical field guide

AI Governance in Practice: Risk Tiers, Controls, and Audit Trails

A practical guide to AI governance: risk-tiered controls, model inventories, audit trails, and the operating cadence that keeps AI systems accountable.

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Practical field guide

AI Procurement in Canada's Public Sector: How It Works

How Canadian public-sector technology procurement works: standing offers, competitive processes, and what vendors need to know before bidding.

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Practical field guide

Evaluating LLM Applications: Evals, Metrics, and Red-Teaming

How to evaluate LLM applications systematically: eval harnesses, quality metrics, human review, and red-teaming basics for production readiness.

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Before we begin

A few practical questions.

Clear expectations, before a commitment.

Can we start with a small budget?

Start with a free 30-minute introduction. Share your budget and the decision you need to make; we can discuss whether a focused assessment is a fit. Paid scope, fees, and timing are agreed in advance. No minimum project budget is published.

Do you work remotely or on-site?

Tell us your location, collaboration needs, and access restrictions. Remote or on-site arrangements, travel, and any residency requirements are confirmed when scoping the engagement.

Can you work under an NDA and complete a security review?

Share your NDA and security-review requirements before exchanging confidential information. Terms, access conditions, and procurement prerequisites must be reviewed and agreed before work begins. Please keep initial enquiries non-confidential.

How long does an AI governance assessment take?

That depends on the use case, available evidence, and stakeholder access. The introduction establishes those constraints; the proposal defines the duration, deliverables, and acceptance criteria before you commit.

Are the featured organizations Arihant clients?

No. The experience examples describe Dhruv Doshi’s professional roles. They are not Arihant client engagements, testimonials, or endorsements.

Start with a conversation.

A free 30-minute introduction to discuss your AI governance challenge, constraints, and whether we can help. No project brief required.

Contact us for current availability. Scope, timing, and fees are agreed before paid work begins.