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My career didn't begin in technology.
It began in
Biochemistry.
I studied Applied Biochemistry because I was
fascinated by how things work beneath the surface.
Somewhere along the way, that curiosity moved from
molecules and experiments to
data, systems and technology.
I taught myself data analytics, learned how to turn
messy information into useful insights, and eventually
found myself working closer to the business and
technology teams — translating problems into
requirements, dashboards and digital solutions.
Then I discovered Product Management.
It brought everything together:
research, data, business, technology and people.
Today, I don't just write product documents or talk
about ideas. I like to
build.
I use tools like Python, Streamlit, APIs, AI and
data to turn ideas into working prototypes — so
teams can see, test and learn before committing
significant time and money to development.