I am a Product Manager, simply put a PM is someone who lives at the very intersection of Tech, Business and Design as you can see in the Venn diagram below
That's why I like to call myself Jack of all
Despite loving all the three parts, I am deeply fascinated by Design, I started my journey as UI/UX designer then transitioned to a Front End Developer and now work as a Product Manager. Despite loving Tech and Business equally, design will always have my soft spot
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I'm a Computer Engineering grad, but these days I build more with design instinct and AI pair-programming than raw syntax. I'm comfortable with Git, debugging, npm, and structuring a project and solid in HTML/CSS but I lean on tools like Cursor to bridge the gap on deeper JS/React logic. It means I can take an idea from a mindmap to a deployed product without waiting on a dev handoff. Here's what I've shipped.
The primary marketing site for RealLives — built with 5 distinct views (school, university, gamer, homeschooler) so content adapts to who's visiting. Designed and built end-to-end.
Website for RealLives ChangeMaker Index — a behavior tracker with a proprietary algorithm that turns in-game player behavior into a report on 18 core competencies, showing users where to improve. Designed and built end-to-end.
The hub for the entire RealLives ecosystem — account creation, login, and the simulation itself all live here. Mindmapped, designed, and built from concept to deployment.
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Led a full UI and UX overhaul within an existing Angular codebase — improving usability and visual polish across the simulation experience.
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An entrepreneur-builder platform, currently moving from mindmap to full design — now building the frontend with AI-assisted development.
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A proof-of-concept for the next RealLives AI — powered by a fully AI-driven backend that demanded a fluid, dynamic UI. Designed the experience in Figma, then built a stable working frontend.
View DesignI think in systems before I think in slides. A lot of my business work starts as a mindmap, structuring problems, weighing tradeoffs, figuring out what actually moves the needle. That's shown up in shaping licensing policy for RealLives projects, running global Google Ads campaigns for RealLives Sim, and taking the product on the road, public speaking, presentations, and workshops in schools and universities. Here's where that thinking has landed.
When RealLives shifted to a new AI-driven architecture, static unlimited-play pricing no longer worked, token costs meant every simulated life had a real cost behind it. I led the shift to a credit-based system (1 credit = 1 simulated life), grounded in thorough token-cost evaluation, to build a licensing model that could actually scale with the new architecture.
Ran and optimized global Google Ads campaigns for RealLives Sim, driving ~5,000 impressions and 300 clicks daily at a $1.50 average CPC, with traffic from markets as varied as Turkey, Argentina, and the US. Learned to think strategically about headlines, keywords, and targeting to make a fixed budget work across very different audiences.
Took RealLives beyond the screen, leading an empathy workshop at IIT Bombay, and presenting to stakeholders, parents, teachers, and students at The Orchid School, Pune. Flagship project: designed and ran a full Changemaker Workshop at TOS from the ground up, event planning, coordination, and a custom Changemaker certificate, helping 75 students complete the program. TOS remains an exclusive ongoing partnership.