I'm Heet, from Rajkot, curious by nature, and somewhere between building things and figuring out what matters. I work at the overlap of tech and business, but this page is about the rest of it.
Born and raised in Rajkot. My parents are here, and that matters more than chasing cities. That said, I've lived and worked across a few of them, and I'll keep going back out when there's something worth exploring.
IT in undergrad taught me how systems think. MBA taught me how businesses do. What neither taught me directly, but both unlocked, was a way to move between verticals, connect the technical and the human, and ask better questions than I started with.
Outside work
I'm slowly learning the Indian markets: swing trading through technical analysis, price and volume. My Jawa 24 takes me out on long, silent roads at night when I need to reset. Good food is non-negotiable; it's not a hobby, it's a mood. And somewhere under all of it is a kid who grew up being creative. That hasn't fully gone away.
How I am
In a room, I'm still water. I won't raise the temperature, and I won't spoil it either. I blend in efficiently and pick my moments.
I'm reliably there when it matters. The rest of the time, I'm probably lost in thought, or trying to understand something by standing in someone else's shoes first. Mostly introverted, occasionally that mischievous kid.
The people around the world are getting louder and meaner for no real reason. I'm trying to go the other way. Learn from my mother. Empathy, calmness, and smartness feel like the skills that actually matter now.
How I work
The best decisions, in product and in life, come from sitting with a problem long enough to actually feel it. Data follows; insight leads.
Good work isn't loud. It's a sincere amount of effort, a lesson learned from what broke, and something that speaks for itself once done.
Tech without business context is a tool without a purpose. Business without tech is a plan without legs. The interesting problems live at the intersection.
Right now
I want to grow as a product manager, build a track record on products that genuinely matter, lean into AI, and if the chance comes, work from somewhere abroad for a stretch.
But the five-year version I actually want? Time with family. Good food and a cold beer. A lot of adventures in between. No fast life, just a full one.