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SIMBA

A Handsfree voice assistant for first responders

WINNER OF 3 AWARDS

With winning three prices across San Francisco and USA, SIMBA would be dream of any product manager. Taking part at a hackathon organised by NIST and AT&T to help first responders, we came up across an idea to develop a handsfree voice assistant which will give intel to police officers when they are on ground performing their duties. We spoke with several police officers and gathered information of where all they need help. Then we brainstormed solutions and found 16 use-cases. Revolving around safety and fetching information from the control room.
As part of 4, I was responsible for product management, planning, holding meetings, the UI/UX, a bit of development and presenting on stage. The 3 awards we won with this in a span of 6 months says I nailed it. Here's the award winning pitch:

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SIMBA

A Handsfree voice assistant for first responders

WINNER OF 3 AWARDS

With winning three prices across San Francisco and USA, SIMBA would be dream of any product manager. Taking part at a hackathon organised by NIST and AT&T to help first responders, we came up across an idea to develop a handsfree voice assistant which will give intel to police officers when they are on ground performing their duties. We spoke with several police officers and gathered information of where all they need help. Then we brainstormed solutions and found 16 use-cases. Revolving around safety and fetching information from the control room.
As part of 4, I was responsible for product management, planning, holding meetings, the UI/UX, a bit of development and presenting on stage. The 3 awards we won with this in a span of 6 months says I nailed it. Here's the award winning pitch:

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PikaPost: blogging website

To be frank, this is where unknowingly my journey towards product management started. Back in 2015, when I was a college student, I decided to develop a blogging website. A website where like minded people like me can come and create some articles and share their thoughts. With many refinements in the name and the niche of the website, Pikapost was born. It was the first time I was doing something like this. I learnt how to develop websites, how the promotions, social media and ads work. If all these were not enough I learnt the science behind SEO to get more hits on the website. To share the delight, from getting around 100-200 views a day, I managed to gain around 30,000-50,000 views per month from the Pune city. This feat didn’t come that easy. It took me 6 months to achieve such a success. Then came time for collaborations with different brands, restaurants and a YouTube channel. Which wasn’t that good but made few people laugh. And that’s what mattered to me back then. The website also gained me some pocket money during my college time and the YouTube channel got me an invitation to attend YouTube party at Mumbai the next year.
This project is so important for me because I just didn’t wrote more than 200 articles but also managed the backend, promotions and managed a team of 10 writers.

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The Incidence Reporting App

A well thought app which can help users report an injury or an accident within 15 seconds. I was asked to develop a solution to report injuries or accident through mobile phone, making me the sole product manager for this project. I was responsible for managing a team of 15 developers and designers. As a the PM for this project, I did research and came up with a solution to solve this problem. After finding multiplt solutions and prioritising tasks, we went with the below shown method. I was responsible for conducting the project in agile method, with frequent calls with managers and managing task flow of other teammates. Apart from that I created the whole UI, prototpye of this application and also some part of development. The app managed to report an injury within 15 seconds, beating the call time of a 911 call. It also shared location of the accident and gave sense of relief to the audience whom we showcased the app. Here's a mockup for this task