At Curolynk (Medcoterie), I owned product strategy for an AI companion platform for medical interns, from problem discovery through MVP definition. I led a 6-person cross-functional team through an 11-month build, shipping a working prototype and then a substantially rebuilt version after a major pivot.
I designed Curia’s rule-based routing architecture with auditable scoring and safety gates for clinical risk, and specified Bull’s Eye, a post-generation AI faithfulness validator. I also ran research with MBBS/BDS students and documented routing, validation, and data-breach requirements for the engineering team.
On Memo, my personal finance literacy prototype, I reframed the product around a learn-while-you-apply loop and designed and shipped its backend solo. That work includes a SEBI-grounded scoring system, decision logging, and monthly pattern cards, developed through a spec-first process with locked test fixtures.
Before product building, I worked as a Software Developer at AVEVA, where I moved from internship to a full-time role. I’ve also published independent product analyses in MidSentence, examining AI product scope and the mechanics of a financial product.
