It all started with a simple question:

“Why do some products just click with users, while others fail to make a dent?”

 

As someone with a curious mind and a passion for solving real-world problems, I found myself naturally drawn to understanding user pain points, brainstorming better solutions, and thinking not just about how things work — but why they should exist in the first place.

 

In college, I explored tech, design, and business — dabbling in everything from startups and internships to hackathons and side projects. The turning point came when I led a small team to build Hiring Wallah, an AI-powered recruitment platform. I wore multiple hats — from identifying user needs to building the MVP, collaborating with developers, and crafting a go-to-market plan. That project didn’t just succeed; it sparked my passion for product.

 

I realized that Product Management isn’t about being the smartest in the room — it’s about being the most curious, empathetic, and outcome-driven person in the room.

 

Since then, I’ve:

 

• Worked on projects that combined design, data, and storytelling.

• Taken initiative in team leadership and roadmap planning.

• Studied product strategies from the world’s best companies.

• Sharpened my skills in user research, analytics, and experimentation.

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Today, I’m passionate about building user-first products by combining empathy, analytics, and execution. I’m now seeking a Product Management internship where I can continue this journey — learning, contributing, and growing.