Product Manager · Boston, MA
For 4 years I've turned complex B2B workflows in finance, tax, procurement, AI and field services into products that feel simple to use. I start with the question most teams skip, “should we build this?”, and carry the answer from discovery all the way to delivery.
Currently completing an MS in Information Systems at Northeastern University in Boston.
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Massey Services, Inc. · Internship
Jul 2025 – Dec 2025 · 6 mos · Orlando, Florida, United States · On-site
Worked as a Product Analyst in the field services industry, supporting digital product development and modernization across customer-facing and internal operations. Collaborated with business leaders, field teams, and technical stakeholders to translate operational challenges into practical, scalable product solutions.
BDO in India · Full-time
Oct 2022 – Aug 2024 · 1 yr 11 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Worked in product management and business analysis, developing enterprise SaaS solutions in the tax and finance domains, with a focus on regulatory compliance and process automation. Bridged business and technology by collaborating with clients, domain experts, engineers, and data scientists to shape product strategy and deliver customer-centric solutions throughout the product lifecycle.
Expenzing · Full-time
Jun 2021 – Sep 2022 · 1 yr 4 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Specialized in enterprise SaaS products for procurement, employee expense management, and strategic sourcing, serving clients across the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) industry. Bridged business and technology by collaborating with clients and technical teams to translate business requirements into tailored product solutions, streamline workflows, and drive successful implementation, adoption, and ongoing client support.
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Before I knew what a Product Manager was, I was the kid who wanted to understand how technology worked.
Computers, games, software — I was fascinated by the fact that someone could take an idea, build a system around it, and suddenly millions of people could interact with it.
Gaming probably taught me my first product lesson without me realizing it:
Great technology disappears when the experience just works.
Bachelor's in Information Technology Thadomal Shahani Engineering College (TSEC)
Studying IT gave that curiosity structure. I learned how software is built — programming, databases, systems, networks — but I became just as interested in the question behind the code:
Why are we building this in the first place?
That question eventually pulled me toward the space between technology and business.
Before I knew what a Product Manager was, I was the kid who wanted to understand how technology worked.
Computers, games, software — I was fascinated by the fact that someone could take an idea, build a system around it, and suddenly millions of people could interact with it.
Gaming probably taught me my first product lesson without me realizing it:
Great technology disappears when the experience just works.
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