Open to full-time APM / PM roles
I have done two PM internships at early-stage startups, across health-tech, fintech and B2B SaaS. Both were the same job underneath: turn a vague ask into something a team can actually build.
4 products shipped and live
9 client projects delivered
8 industries worked across
20 user interviews run
Fintech · Wealth management · Health-tech · Wellness · Recruitment · Enterprise data · Digital art · Community
Four projects
Lead project
One desk for what Delaware, the IRS and India expect next. Every date carries a badge saying how far to trust it.
A compliance desk for founders running a US company from India. A personalised deadline calendar, a Delaware franchise tax checker, and an AI inbox that reads notices and turns them into dated, reviewable deadlines.
Every partner reacts for a reason. The panel beside the phone shows which of those reasons your replies hit.
A practice room for the conversations people replay in their heads. Three written scenes where each partner has a hidden want and clear triggers, and every reply gets honest, line-by-line feedback.
One entry field instead of a genre tree — the whole product argument, on the first screen.
A recommendation engine that takes "cozy adventure like a Miyazaki film" and returns books, films and games in one place. Built with one other person over a hackathon weekend — I owned the framing, scope and design, she owned the backend.
Both signals are on the page with the rows that triggered them. Six transactions in ten minutes is the velocity threshold — a number in a WHERE clause, which is the whole reason an analyst can retune it without a retrain.
590K Two auditable fraud signals across 590K UPI transactions. I built it in SQL rather than training a classifier, so a risk analyst can retune a threshold in an afternoon instead of waiting on a retrain. That trades away some recall to keep the system explainable to the people who actually operate it.
Product Management Intern
Ran roadmaps and delivery across 9 client projects, sitting between the developers and the clients to turn vague requests into scoped work.
Mar–May 2026
Product Management Intern
Ran 20 discovery interviews and turned ambiguous health-data requirements into a prioritised PRD and logic flows. High-fidelity prototypes landed two weeks ahead of schedule; the founding team reviewed the designs directly.
Jan–Feb 2026
Founder & Lead
Founded NIT Agartala's MUN society and grew it to 120+ members across 11 national events. Wrote the SOPs, then rewrote them after each round of post-event feedback. It's still running.
2023–2024
I studied electrical engineering at NIT Agartala and picked up a business analytics minor from IIT Mandi somewhere in the middle, which is roughly when I realised I cared more about why a product was built than how the circuit worked.
What I've built since spans fraud scoring on UPI transactions, a cross-media recommendation engine, and credit underwriting for people with no CIBIL history. Different domains, same shape of problem: modelling users the existing system handles badly.
I did the NextLeap PM Fellowship (Cohort 44) and two PM internships, and I'm looking for an APM or PM role where I can keep doing the analysis myself rather than waiting on someone else's dashboard.
Outside of this I read fiction. Currently Assassin's Apprentice, which is the first of the sixteen Robin Hobb books I've been warned about.
