Outside of work, I enjoy staying active, whether it’s running and hitting the gym or spending time with my children and cat. Balancing work, fitness, and family keeps me energized and focused, helping me stay creative and grounded in everything I do.
About Me
A product of the 90s internet, I grew up surfing the web in its early days, captivated by the possibilities of technology. Over time, that curiosity evolved into a passion for the intersection of technology, business, and human behavior. By day, I work as a product manager, crafting tools and platforms for startups. By night, I switch gears and experiment with small online projects, explore new tech, and dive into whatever catches my attention in the digital world.
I also co-run getitdonewith.ai, a learning platform where we help individuals and small businesses confidently explore and apply AI in their daily workflows. It’s been a fulfilling way to blend my product background with real-world learning and community impact.
Background
My career began in 2007, deep in the world of enterprise technology — the kind that runs silently in the background but keeps entire businesses moving. Over the years, I learned to navigate complex systems, lead global teams, and bring calm to chaos through automation and structure. It was technical, rigorous, and rewarding in its own way.
But in 2014, something shifted. I kept wondering: what would it feel like to build something from scratch — something closer to people’s lives, something of my own?
That’s when Etashee.com was born.
Etashee was more than a platform — it was a quiet rebellion against wasteful fashion and the idea that “preloved” meant “less than.” At a time when secondhand shopping was still taboo in India, Etashee offered a stylish, stigma-free way for people to refresh their wardrobes. I poured my evenings and weekends into it, building the product, talking to customers, and obsessing over every little choice. It was messy, emotional, and one of the most honest experiences I’ve had as a builder.
That journey — from the structured corridors of enterprise tech to the scrappy reality of startup life — shaped everything that came next.
In the years that followed, I moved into product roles that let me stay close to real users and real problems. From transforming telco services at Etisalat to empowering investors with smarter tools at Liquidity Capital, I kept chasing one question: how can intelligence make decisions faster, clearer, and more human?
Most recently, I served as an AI Product Manager at Core42, building multilingual assistants and LLM-based solutions for government departments and healthcare providers — tools that improved access, reduced delays, and helped institutions serve people better.
Looking back, nothing’s ever been just a job. It’s all been a long, evolving conversation between technology, empathy, and impact — and I’m still listening.