Product discovery
Finding the right problem before building the solution.
Product Researcher
I use research to turn ambiguous product questions into clearer decisions.
My work spans product discovery, user research and market research, helping teams understand what to build, who to build for, and what to do next.
I work closely with founders and cross-functional teams across AI, HealthTech, smart wearables and fintech, from early discovery through product development, validation and launch.
Research that moves with the product.
Finding the right problem before building the solution.
Understanding behaviour, needs and context.
Understanding customers, competitors, market gaps and where a product can create value.
Testing whether concepts, workflows and experiences actually work.
Start with the user, the context and the decision the team needs to make.
Use the right combination of qualitative, quantitative, market and competitive research.
Translate research into clearer priorities, product opportunities and recommendations.
Make the options, constraints and implications visible so teams can make better decisions.
My work spans product discovery, user research, market research and product validation, helping teams make clearer decisions about what to build and where to focus.
A women's wellbeing smart band, researched from hardware to user experience. Contributed across the lifecycle, from sensor selection through UX validation. Deployed by the Government of Madhya Pradesh.
An AI triage product built for AIIMS in collaboration with Google. Translated clinical, user and product requirements into documentation, user flows and information architecture.
An AI-powered dermatology screening tool and assistant, built for AIIMS with Google. Contributed user flows, information architecture and product requirements.
I'm a Product Researcher interested in the intersection of people, technology and product decisions.
My background is in Psychology, which still shapes how I approach products: I start with people, try to understand the behaviour and context behind what they're doing, and connect those insights to the larger product problem.
At AjnaLens, I work with founders and cross-functional teams across AI, HealthTech, smart wearables and fintech. My work spans product discovery, user research, market and competitive research, and product validation.
I'm most interested in products where the answer isn't obvious yet, where teams need to understand the problem, evaluate the opportunity and make decisions with incomplete information.
Before choosing a research method, I try to understand what we are actually trying to decide.
A clear decision creates a clearer research question.
I look beyond what people say they want.
Depending on the question, that might mean user research, usability testing, market research, competitive analysis or a combination of methods.
Product decisions rarely have one obvious answer. I look at what we're gaining, what we're giving up, and what constraints shape the decision.
Making those trade-offs explicit often makes the next decision much clearer.
Research is most useful when it changes what happens next. I aim to turn evidence into:
The output isn't always a definitive answer. Sometimes it's simply a better-informed decision.
Where I've put this approach into practice.
Product research across AI healthcare and smart wearables, spanning discovery, market and competitive research, validation and product strategy.
Longitudinal health research and early-stage fintech concept evaluation.
Looking for thoughtful people to build thoughtful products with.
I'm open to Product Research roles and opportunities to turn complex product questions into clearer directions and better experiences.
Based in Mumbai, open to remote and relocation.