i grew up in a small town in India. I loved math and physics which led to pursue mechanical engineering. I loved my time in the bachelors working with machines and learning about cars and jet engines.
after bachelors i worked as a supply chain manager for a japanese automaker. things were fast paced and nowhere near the technical things i loved for automobiles. soon the things i hated became my advantage as i learned to find rhytmn in chaos. i taught myself basic coding to automate small tasks and do data analysis for my team to make $M decisions. this led to a turning point in my career. and i realized i need to learn more.
that's how i ended up in georgia tech worked and while working on supply chain consulting projects i realized my superpowers, i.e. to break down problems and lead a team. covid-19 happened and my internships got cancelled so i ended up interning as a PM analyst for a small supply chain saas company, which made me realize about how my life fits together like a jigsaw puzzle for me to become a product manager. in summer of 2020 i started preparing for case studies and by fall i already had big tech offers as a PM.
since then, i've mostly worked in generating ideas and building security tools in the thick of engineering and design action. this five year journey taught me about corporate leadership, product decisions and execution speed. i have gotten comfortable with building products of my own and hence i started a simple weekend project which kinda blew over the internet. a simple webapp game i build straight out of my passion for f1. so much that the users started creating memes and a full community around it. this is the first time i realized the power of AI on how it empowered me as a PM to build and iterate faster than ever. in the unknown.
im finally starting to feel at home in my own story. being in big tech also made me realize how slow things move and product excellence is often obscured by driving OKRs. having wealth of security and AI experience in the industry, i built prismor with my brother as a cofounder. security was never meant to be complex and difficult and i believe in make developers secure by default, especially in this age of AI generated code. this is more than a product. it is a mission to simplify, empower, and shift the way software gets built. if that resonates, come be part of the journey and feel free to dm