product manager · tech for good · New Delhi
I design the system. Engineers build from my specs.
Four years on grants and field-data software for the social sector. I lead two products, write the specs, and read the code, the data models, and the security layer. A lot of the building now happens through AI agents, with my review before anything ships.
One headline, two claims: the design job and the build job, in the order they actually happen. The amber swipe is the page's only highlighter moment, spent on the word that carries the thesis.
the work →
Case files with numbers
mGrant, mForm, Frappe open-source, and the AI delivery model. Each opens as a case file, from what was asked to what shipped.
the route →One line, five chapters
Navy childhood to grants software, in five stops.
the resume →The one-page version
One page. There is a PDF button on it.
The dashed line is the route motif doing the navigation's job: three waypoints instead of three cards. Hover underlines in amber; the third dot is dashed because the resume is the destination you print.
A logbook, not a card grid: ruled rows, pencil remarks in the margin column, and exactly one number circled by hand. The numbers live inside sentences where they can be argued with.