I ask a lot from life. And I show up for it.
The tendency to go deep, question the default, and then do something with what I find has shaped most of my career.
I’m a product manager at Salesforce, working at the intersection of enterprise systems, GTM, and AI. Before that, I worked on an early-stage GenAI product at WishTales.ai and spent four years building B2B products across customer success and energy at Deloitte.
I have a Master’s in Product Management from Carnegie Mellon University.
I also co-founded Women in Big Data’s AI for Healthcare chapter with two incredible women. I believed the next generation of AI communities would become increasingly vertical-specific, and healthcare felt important enough that I wanted to help build one.
I care about depth, ownership, and playing the long game, while making room for people, side quests, and life beyond work.
A few things I’ve worked onPersonal facts, one card at a time
ADVENTURE. In 2026, I completed my first high-altitude trek, Rupin Pass in the Himalayas, reaching 4,657 m on summit day.
In 2026, I completed my first high-altitude trek, Rupin Pass in the Himalayas, reaching 4,657 m on summit day.
I once read all 19 Sidney Sheldon novels in two years. He is still one of my favorite fiction authors.
Cooking is one of the easiest ways for me to switch my brain off after a busy day.
I can spend an unreasonable amount of time going down a YouTube rabbit hole when something catches my curiosity.
Three nonfiction books I’d recommend without hesitation: Principles by Ray Dalio, Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, and The Almanack of Naval Ravikant.
Rummy is a better card game than poker.
My brother is a professional badminton player, with career-high rankings of No. 1 in India and No. 123 in the world.
Mysuru is my favorite city in the world. Washington, D.C. comes in second.
My favorite way to discover a new city is on foot, with museums, art galleries, and hidden food spots along the way.