Nikita Pitliya

Co-Founder

San Francisco, California, United States11 yrs 10 mos experience

AI EnabledAI ML Practitioner

Key Highlights

Co-founder of innovative AI video workflow builder.
Expert in Generative AI and digital marketing strategies.
Proven track record in scaling content production for brands.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a SaaS expert specializing in AI-driven content solutions for e-commerce.

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Skills

Core Skills

Generative AiDigital Marketing

Other Skills

LLMAI videosProduct DevelopmentRequirements AnalysisProduct PlanningCollaborative Problem SolvingTeam ManagementSQLWPF Development.NET FrameworkAlgorithmsSoftware Development Life Cycle (SDLC)CC#MySQL

About

Physical product brands spend months of time and millions on content that gets outdated before it ships. At PavePilot AI, we build AI-native video pipelines that generate short-form ads, PDP videos, and UGC Ads - at scale, on demand. What's different: no agency, no briefing cycles. Brands customize their entire content workflow in real-time by chatting with an agent - change the hook, swap the format, adjust the tone, instantly. Launched and growing across jewelry, beauty, apparel, and home brands with partnerships with Walmart and Myntra. Looking for founding engineers, strategic advisors, and brand pilots ready to rethink how product content gets made. Slide into my DMs if any of that resonates.

Experience

11 yrs 10 mos

Total Experience

1 yr 11 mos

Average Tenure

1 yr 4 mos

Current Experience

Perplexity

AI Business Fellow

Feb 2025 – Present · 1 yr 3 mos

Generative AILLMDigital MarketingAI videos

Pavepilot ai

Co-Founder & CEO

Jan 2025 – Present · 1 yr 4 mos · San Francisco, CA · On-site

Building an AI-native content engine for physical product brands — generating short-form ads, PDP videos, and UGC Ads at scale, without an agency in the loop.
Core technical stack: Custom fine-tuned video gen models, with a natural language agent layer that lets brands customize their entire content workflow in real-time through conversation.
Hardest problems: brand-consistent video output at scale, real-time prompt-to-video pipelines, and making complex creative workflows controllable through plain English.