MEET THE "PROFESSIONAL"
An AI product leader who has built and scaled products across Agriculture, Healthcare, Education and, Digital Governance. I designed an AI middleware at Samagra that was acquired by Ola Krutrim, founded Mizu and secured a technology acquisition exit, and delivered ₹11.2 Cr annual bottom-line impact as AVP Product at Sunstone. Here you'll find the principles, tools, and projects that define how I work.
OPERATING PRINCIPLES
Data + Human Variable
Using metrics to see the what and empathy to understand the why
First Principles Thinking
Stripping problems to their core before building
Experiment > Assumption
Prioritizing evidence-based validation over "gut" feeling
Discipline > Motivation
Motivation is a spark, but discipline is the engine
Attention to Detail
Because the beauty lies in the details. The difference between mediocre and genius
PROJECTS & LEARNINGS
KEY TOOLS

GOOGLE ANALYTICS 4

FIGMA

N8N

JIRA

MIRO

MICROSOFT CLARITY

MIXPANEL

CHATPRD

SOCIAL CAUSE
"The purpose of education is to make good human beings with skill and expertise. Enlightened human beings can be created by teachers."
— Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
I'm a student of Dr. Kalam, and I share his belief that education is the most powerful tool for human transformation. This isn't just a philosophy for me; it's the cause that drives me, professionally and personally.
This commitment took root during my time in Meghalaya, where I co-founded Nurturing Minds. Born at IIM Shillong, the initiative is still run by student volunteers today, focused on two things for less privileged children in the region: education and nutrition.
Seeing a spark of curiosity in a child's eyes, and knowing they have the health and support to chase it, is what I work for. Whether through scaling EdTech or grassroots volunteering, I'm committed to building a world where every child gets the chance to become an enlightened human being.
LOVE & APPRECIATION
Somewhere along the way I stopped believing that you have to choose between being good at the work and being good to work with. The best people I've worked with were both, and the two fed each other. When a team trusts you and enjoys the room, they take bigger swings and recover from setbacks faster.
So the feedback that stays with me isn't about the deliverable. It's when someone I've worked with says they'd sign up to do it again. That tells me more than any metric: that the work was hard, it was worth it, and nobody had to lose themselves to get it done.
Here are a few reflections from the people who make the work worth it.

WORK MEMORIES
![]() Receiving the "Best MT: Commercial" award from Mr. T.V. Narendran | ![]() Signing the MoU for the government grant for Mizu | ![]() A panelist at DIDAC, the largest skill conference in Asia | ![]() The core team at Sunstone post defining the Vision, Mission and Core Values |
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![]() Donning the hat of a presenter for the management program at Upgrad | ![]() Samagra team party post the successful launch of the AI agri app in UP |











