I think in strategy. I'm learning to build.

I'm an economist-strategist currently finishing my MSc in Economics & Strategy at Imperial College Business School (graduating August 2026). Before that, I spent three years as a strategist at DDB Mudra Group (Omnicom) in Mumbai, where I led strategy on accounts like McDonald's India, IKEA, and Audi.

Right now I'm interning at Avegen, a London healthtech startup, working directly with a co-founder on commercial strategy, a digital therapeutics distribution partnership with King's College London, and building internal automation tools from scratch.

I also founded a community lending library at age 14 that grew to 1,300+ books. All revenue went to a local orphanage. That was probably my first real product.

I'm not a developer by training. I'm a founder in progress.

I started building because I got tired of having ideas I couldn't prototype myself. I use Claude Code and VS Code to turn briefs into working products. The goal isn't to become an engineer — it's to close the gap between thinking something and making something.

My long-term focus is building a venture in India, somewhere at the intersection of finance, informal economy, and middle-income access.

Early, intentional, in motion.

I treat technical skills the way I once treated learning to read balance sheets: a tool for the job I actually want to do.

I read obsessively (fiction, philosophy, history, poetry). I've performed on stage as a host, dancer, and storyteller. I care about politics, psychology, and how systems shape people's choices.

I'm most interesting in conversations where disciplines don't usually meet.

3 repos. 2 public. Everything starts somewhere.