My Story
I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I was part of SAE in college, but if I'm being honest, I never became the mechanical engineer on paper. What I did take away was something more valuable — a way of thinking. How to break down complex problems. How to look at a system and understand what makes it tick. That mindset followed me everywhere.
My career started at Infosys, where I got into enterprise technology and joined the Robo Gear Club on the side (old habits). From there, I moved to Deloitte — where I worked on integration architecture and consulting, building the invisible plumbing that connects healthcare systems, US government platforms, and large enterprise applications. I picked up certifications along the way — MuleSoft, Azure, IBM, Salesforce — not for the badges, but because I genuinely wanted to understand how these ecosystems work at their core.
Today I'm a Customer Success Manager for MuleSoft at Salesforce, working with healthcare and life sciences customers across the US and Canada. I've also been taking courses from Stanford in NLP and Deep Learning — because I believe the next wave of enterprise technology is AI, and I want to be building it, not just reading about it.
That's why I'm building 10+ AI-powered products on my own time — an Ayurvedic health app, tax automation for accountants, a platform for ambitious moms, a privacy-first form filler, kids' learning apps, and more. I ship fast, think in systems, and believe AI should solve real problems for real people — not just impress at demos.
Oh, and I'm doing all of this as a mom of two — a 3-year-old and a 3-month-old. My maternity leave turned into the most productive building season of my life. I also write about what it's like to navigate career, motherhood, and AI all at once — because I think more people should talk about it honestly. No filters. No “I have it all figured out.” Just a woman building things that matter, one nap time at a time.
