[2012-2016] Dual degrees in econ and math at Skidmore College, NY. Internships: ORF Economics Think Tank, Data Science at Sutter Health Center for Innovation, 2 summers teaching English & Math at Asha Deep Foundation (Non Profit for holistic community development in India).
[2016-2019] Prod ops at Uber Maps, leading a team of 13 to improve accuracy, safety, and ETAs across 500+ cities.
[2019-2020] Program manager on Google’s UXI team, working with 20+ product areas including Maps, Nest, YouTube, and Travel to enable critical research.
[2020-2022] Account manager at Monks, where I helped grow one of our highest-revenue Google accounts (Ads), leading proposals, resourcing, and execution of long-term projects.
[2021] Strategy at Monks for revenue-driving Google products, working with PMMs to achieve product and sales-based OKRs.
Cultural interests (AKA my other jobs):
I love being outside!!
Experimental chef 🍳
History buff 🌍
Beach resident 🌅
Reading 📚
Camping enthusiast ⛰️
Sports fan 🏒🏈🏎️
Chronically online 💻
Artist (optimistically) 📸
Social causes:
Access to education (Bay Area & New Delhi)
Safe place for youth (LA & New Delhi)
Clean nature (LA)
Check out my reading list and Substack
What am I passionate about?
My superpowers
I have dual degrees in econ and math, giving me a strong quant foundation that I’ve applied throughout my career in both tech and media, paired with a love for creative hobbies.
Quant and qual ❤️
Loves a challenge ❤️
Fun fact: I was in a problem-solving club as part of my math degree. It taught me a ton, made me comfortable with unknowns, and was my weekly reminder that I’m never the smartest in the room.
Collaboration is my superpower. From implementation to the exec level, I show up as a trusted partner, a listener, a leader… and, dare I say, a friend.
Collaboration ❤️
Deck wizard ❤️
Whether for new business, exec-level, or regular deliverables, I’m known for (and honestly love) crafting concise, compelling narratives that get buy-in and move work forward. Slide jockey, expert communicator, tomato, tomato.
Whether a new idea, tool, or word game (shoutout Octordle!), learning scratches that itch in my brain and I have a reputation for quickly becoming a subject matter expert.
