space: the final frontier
i started my career in space, now i'm finding my way back.
Space was where I first learned to build and market. Since then, I’ve been putting that range to work across product, growth, code, and AI—leading teams, building products, and driving growth. Now I’m bringing that range back to the space industry, the space economy.
More about meReturn vector
My way back
Spaceonova
where I started
Product · growth · code · AI
what I picked up along the way
humanity’s mission directory and atlas
Where it started
At Spaceonova, I went from its first marketing hire (with 0/10 experience and 10/10 wit) to CMO. I built a 20-person team and helped bring space education to about 120,000 students across India and beyond, with free webinars across 500+ schools and colleges. That was the start.
- Role
- First marketing hire → CMO
- Team
- 20 people
- Reach
- About 120,000 students across 500+ schools and colleges
What I’m building now
The mission directory and atlas is the one I can show. The other build is still taking shape, but the work is already underway.
humanity’s mission directory and atlas
I’m building a sourced, explorable directory of humanity’s missions beyond Earth to make mission histories, trajectories, and their connections easier to understand.
Open AtlasSecond Brain for ISRU + ECLSS
I built this from a second-brain template I created and gave it access to humanity’s work in in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) and environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS). Its deeply interconnected knowledge base can answer almost any question I throw at it—from physics to engineering—by connecting the evidence across both fields.
Why I’m doing this
First, because it’s fun and I’m curious.
Second, because building is the best way I know to learn a field. If I want to understand something properly, I need to make something with it, find the gaps, and learn in public.
Building something difficult in space?
Those are the kinds of problems I want to spend more time around. I’m your product and growth lead for ambitious missions.