AI governance and assurance
Experience contributing to achieved ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 certifications, alongside AI risk assessment and governance. We translate requirements into responsibilities, controls and evidence people can maintain.
About Beeston Labs
We bring governance, engineering and commercial experience to the AI you build, buy and use. Our work connects policy with the realities of deployment.

Our team’s experience spans applied AI in Europe, enterprise technology at Infosys, AI finance and infrastructure at SoftBank, and e-commerce and supply chains at Alibaba.
Experience contributing to achieved ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 certifications, alongside AI risk assessment and governance. We translate requirements into responsibilities, controls and evidence people can maintain.
Computer vision, embedded hardware and edge computing, with experience in UK CCTV market advisory and product launches in China. We connect model behaviour to the conditions a system will face.
Experience across AI applications and the infrastructure behind them. We examine capacity, reliability, operating costs and the work needed to support a system.
E-commerce, supplier assessment and international technology markets. Mandarin capability and UK–China experience support sourcing, product evaluation and market-entry decisions.
Understand the task, the people affected and the operating conditions before choosing technology.
Show what has been tested, what remains uncertain and what the findings mean for the decision.
Provide clear documentation, practical responsibilities and a way to keep the work current.

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Rohan’s experience spans frontier AI and computer vision in China, alongside work in India and Europe. He has held leadership roles and worked within regulated European environments, bringing a practical understanding of AI engineering, governance and delivery.
Connect with Rohan on LinkedInOur experience spans countries, industries and disciplines. We involve the people operating a system as well as those commissioning it, and make technical choices clear enough to question.
We agree the scope, specialist input, deliverables, fee and timing before work begins. You know what we will examine, what we need from your team and what you will receive.
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