BOMMumbai2012 to 2017
My first job was finding the cracks.
BE (Information Technology)
An IT degree from Mumbai University, then TCS as a tester. Thinking like a user, finding the cracks. That instinct stayed.
Finding them was the easy part.
Open to PM roles · Mumbai
Product Manager who builds with AI.
I fixed systems across banking and insurance. Then I quit to see what AI made possible. Here's the flight.
BOMMumbai2012 to 2017
BE (Information Technology)
An IT degree from Mumbai University, then TCS as a tester. Thinking like a user, finding the cracks. That instinct stayed.
Finding them was the easy part.
BOMMumbai2017 to 2022
Tester, then IT Business Analyst
On the ICICI Prudential and Citibank Singapore accounts, the changes that landed removed complexity instead of adding features.
His positive attitude stands out and makes him a delight to work with.
BOMMumbai IXWJamshedpur 2022
Five years in, I went back to school.
IXWJamshedpur2022 to 2023
MBA, PGDM (General Management)
One year at XLRI that sharpened the thinking.
IXWJamshedpur MAAChennai 2023
Chennai, where I learned what comes before automation.
MAAChennai2023 to 2025
Manager, Process Standardization
So I split client communication into rules and judgment calls, standardised it across the top 5 markets, and only then automated.
MAAChennai BOMMumbai 2025
Home to Mumbai. Five countries that couldn't all match.
BOMMumbai2025
Senior Manager, Business Analysis
I harmonised one process across 5 EU countries by keeping what regulation required and cutting what was just legacy habit.
…exceptional ability to understand complex operations and break them down into clear, workable components.
Eight years in, I kept seeing the same pattern.
BOMThe turn2025
Capable people spent days on tasks AI could handle in minutes. Not because anyone chose that.
So I quit my job to learn what was actually possible. My kid was one and a half.
So, what was possible?
BOMCaptain's seat2026
AI-first Mastering Product Management 2.0, Cohort 7
Placed 2nd, AI-First Buildathon · 10-day build sprint
When we were still figuring out what to even try, he'd already started building.
BOMMumbai, tonight2026
Seven built in 2026. All boarding now.
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Safety card
If you can't explain the problem in one sentence, you're not ready to build.
The customer didn't need a better form. They needed fewer forms.
Understand the problem first. Then ask whether AI is the answer. Sometimes it isn't.
A working prototype beats a deck in ten seconds.
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I designed and built this one with Claude Code, 3D flight and all. Want a site that makes people ask how?
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Mumbai local time IST, UTC+5:30
I want to own problems end to end and ship them. Best fit: a team building AI-native products, or rethinking how its users work because of AI.
If that's your team, let's talk.
Open to PM roles · Mumbai, open to remote
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