I spend my days turning ambiguous problems into things people actually use, and I'm happiest right at the start, before anyone agrees on what we're building.

I grew up in Jodhpur, the Blue City, which probably explains why I'm obsessed with how systems hold together. The kind of city where a marketplace, a fort, and a neighbourhood all somehow work as one. These days I'm in Gurugram, building products and talking to users before writing a single requirement.
I bridge the gap between what a customer feels and what an engineer builds, and I've never found a better way to learn than doing it yourself. So I build my own products too, not as a hobby but as how I think at a founder level. Off the clock, you'll find me on a badminton court working off a plate of desi ghee ghevar, growing things in my garden at a pace that has nothing to do with sprints, or clearing my head on a trek. Some of my best product decisions have started on a trail.