Rishabh
Product and design lead with an engineer's spine. I build B2C products people actually open. This is the part of the résumé that never makes it onto the résumé.
- Dubai, UAE
- B2C Product & Design
- Civil Eng., MIT '12
- fourlions_01
From load-bearing walls to load-bearing products.
I trained to keep buildings standing - a civil engineering degree from the Manipal Institute of Technology, class of 2012. Then I noticed the structures I cared most about were the ones people tapped, scrolled, and came back to. So I rebuilt myself around the user instead of the beam.
At Blinctrip I took a consumer product from a blank repo to a million a month in revenue and carried both the product strategy and the design craft on the way to an acquisition. The engineering never left - it just changed materials.
Home is Dubai. The rest is a layover.
I keep a desk in Dubai and a boarding pass in the other hand. Travel is how I run user research on myself - new airport, new constraint, new appreciation for an interface that just works at 38,000 feet.
- LHR → AUH
- Phuket
- Egypt
After hours, I answer to a different ID.
Football is just product management with worse latency tolerance: read the field, commit early, recover fast. Add me if you can take a loss gracefully.
The part of me that is intentionally offline.
A long, quiet thread to the Adiveda Trust and the teachings of Vanamali Mataji. It is the ballast under everything else on this page.
Sacred fasting on its appointed days - a recurring reset for the body and the ego both. Discipline I keep because no one is watching.
If you can measure it, you can train it.
Personal training at Wolf Pack Dubai, with a WHOOP band turning the body into a dashboard. The same instinct that A/B tests a product ends up A/B testing the operator.
You are what you read on a Tuesday morning.
A deliberately curated information diet. No infinite feeds, no doomscroll - just a handful of sources that consistently change how I think.
- Shreyas Doshi
- Lenny's Newsletter
- The Ken
- LessWrong
- Substack