Systems taught me how.
Product taught me why.

During my engineering degree, I realized that I wanted to work at the intersection of technology and management. I initially began preparing for the CAT, but discovering Masai’s Product Management program gave that interest a more specific direction. As I researched the role, I saw how naturally it connected my technical background, interest in AI and curiosity about how decisions are made.

When I build something, I like to stay with the problem long enough to understand its context rather than immediately jumping to a feature. I try to look at the experience from the user’s perspective, identify where I am making assumptions and then turn that understanding into practical ideas I can test.

The people around me would probably describe me as naturally inquisitive, dependable when someone needs support, and easygoing enough to make the process enjoyable.