Hi, I’m
Product Manager at Unilever. I build AI products that run across 20+ markets.
Three years at NatWest taught me how products get built. Two years at XLRI taught me why they should. Now I do both at once.

Building products that transform customer operations for one of the world's largest consumer goods companies.
One of a small cohort chosen for Unilever's flagship leadership programme, rotating end-to-end across the FMCG value chain – factory floor to the consumer's shelf.
Two years at XLRI – one of India's most rigorous business schools – because I wanted to own the problem, not just build the solution.
Three years transforming the personal banking journey for customers at scale – the foundation everything else is built on.
Where Hello World was just the beginning. Four years at one of India's oldest engineering colleges turning 0s and 1s into actual software.
Unilever · May 2025 – Present · Bengaluru, India
Unilever · May 2024 – May 2025 · India
NatWest Group (formerly RBS) · Jul 2019 – Jun 2022 · Chennai, India
PGDM (BM)
Business Management
B.E. Computer Science
Anna University
I left home when I was 17 – first time away, first time figuring things out alone.
Turns out leaving your comfort zone is a habit that sticks. I’ve been jumping in head-first ever since – through engineering, an MBA, and now product at Unilever. I think in systems and I’m drawn to the human side of every decision. When I’m not solving product problems, I’m growing a garden that demands patience, painting things I can’t explain, or baking cakes for anyone nearby.
📍 Bengaluru, India
A few things I’ve shipped on nights and weekends – mostly AI agents and integrations that scratch a real itch.
I wanted a personal assistant that actually remembers me. I gave it simple tools to start, then added voice because I'm too lazy to type — the eventual goal is something that just knows me.
An agent that evolved from a single Google Search tool into a full voice assistant — takes a call via Twilio, recalls who you are from Mem0, reads full web pages, scores job listings against your resume, and emails results. Same tool layer, text or voice.
By the time I found a job on LinkedIn, it already had 100+ applicants. Hours of scrolling, low odds. I built something that brings the right roles to me daily — before the crowd gets there.
Wake up to your top 10 matching jobs in your inbox — the agent runs overnight, scours job boards, and delivers only the roles that fit.
I wanted to order food just by talking. Built this as a conversational Swiggy interface — and I'm working on plugging it into the personal assistant so it can handle food on command.
A Model Context Protocol server that plugs Swiggy into any AI assistant — browse, search and order food entirely through natural language.
I wanted Claude accessible where I already spend time. Same model, different channel — Telegram felt like the most natural place to have a conversation.
An AI assistant that lives inside Telegram — answering questions and running tasks right where the conversation already happens.