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Junior Product Manager · 2025–26 · Full-timePM on Athan, the prayer app with 10M+ downloads. Youngest in the room, again. Talked to users, prioritized features, shipped. Left to focus on A Levels. Hard call, right call.
Youngest on teamAt 11, I was convinced I'd become the fastest typer in the world. I hit 100wpm and felt unstoppable. Then came coding, then design, then product, then startups. Nothing planned. One thing led to another. I'm 17 now. This is where it's led so far.
At 14 I stopped asking "how does this work?" and started asking "why does this matter?" I've been answering that question ever since.
Obsessed with becoming the fastest typer in the world. Hit 100wpm a couple of times and felt unstoppable. This is the origin story, and it's a silly one, which is exactly why I keep it.
Countless hours on YouTube and Google, letting curiosity lead. No curriculum, no plan, just following whatever looked interesting.
Built full-stack projects. Broke almost all of them. But when something finally worked, that feeling was unmatched.
Found Figma and everything shifted. I cared less about writing code and more about building things people actually enjoy using.
Two years of small gigs turned into the real thing: real users, real teams, real product goals. Fintech, healthcare and SaaS clients including London Consulting Group, Cortico Health and Tuesday.so. Ended up Top Rated Plus on Upwork, the top 3%. My clients found out my age at very different points. Reactions varied.
First full-time product role, youngest on the team. 20,000+ customer conversations, tight deadlines, things breaking and getting fixed. Balancing school, a full-time job and cricket wasn't easy, but I had to show up.
PM on an app with 10M+ downloads. A Levels. Yale Young Global Scholars. I finally know what I want to do. All in.
Two full-time product jobs before 18. School survived both, somehow.
PM on Athan, the prayer app with 10M+ downloads. Youngest in the room, again. Talked to users, prioritized features, shipped. Left to focus on A Levels. Hard call, right call.
Youngest on teamJoined at 16, youngest on the team. 20,000+ user conversations. Worked with the Financial Crime team, flagged pain points that became real product fixes. Learned more in standups than in most classrooms.
Youngest on teamWhy do we notice big trends only when it's too late to act on them? An MVP-stage answer, backed by Microsoft for Startups. Early, messy, very much in progress.
Still figuring it outJoined a small design agency early, ran client projects as it grew. It got acquired. Small things turn into real wins.
AcquiredCRMs, workflows and growth for clients like London Consulting Group, Cortico Health and Tuesday.so. Ended up Top Rated Plus, top 3% of the platform.
Top 3%Founders Hub backing for Glimpse. Mentorship, OpenAI and Azure credits. Mostly, the confidence to think bigger.
PartnerYear-long innovation program, around 10% get in. Challenges with Microsoft and IKEA teams, mentors from SpaceX and MIT. This one pushed me to start Glimpse.
SelectedGot in out of 60,000 applicants. Built nights and weekends alongside founders from everywhere.
Season 5Good products aren't built by guessing.
They're built by listening.
Every product decision starts with a user, not a meeting room.



"Most of my best product ideas somehow appear right before I fall asleep."