My interest in product and data stems from a relentless curiosity in knowing why something works the way it does and how, until I get to the root cause. A lot of the quirks I've had as a kid from organizing my things and schedules (alphabetical, colors, sizes, you name it), being nitpicky about every last detail (screams Virgo, I know), and spotting patterns in behaviors and data that improved my own shopping habits — among many other things — have somehow become my strongest skills professionally, and exactly what allows me to thrive in the space of product and data.
I work across data and design — building dashboards, prototyping products, and figuring out what the numbers are actually trying to say. I've brought this to organizations like Johnson & Johnson during my time at Tata, translating user research into product decisions, mapping competitive landscapes, and running validation experiments. I hold a Master's in Operations Research from Cornell University, but what I really learned was how to ask the right questions.
When I'm not working, I'm cafe hopping, endlessly yapping about fashion and interiors, and taking (amateur) photos of everything.