Addressing Learning and Checkout Challenges

Tackled the learning issue by implementing various personalized learning styles and improved the product checkout process by decreasing the clicks required for payment from 4 to 2 through A/B testing. This streamlined the checkout process, making it more efficient and user-friendly.

As part of my role at Time Research & Innovation, I Ied creation of World Health Aid (WHA), a multilingual real-time health advice platform designed to support disadvantaged individuals. WHA is a comprehensive solution that facilitates telemedicine services, bridging the gap between healthcare providers and underserved populations. It combines live patient and clinician-facing decision support systems, offering a range of paid and free services, including self-diagnosis screening through video and voice chat, multilingual instant translation, voice-command symptom search, real-time messaging, and secure record keeping.

Managing cross-functional teams and facilitating collaboration across diverse program positions. I act as a bridge between technical AI teams and various business units ensuring seamless integration and deployment of AI solutions. I manage third-party applications to make sure AI tools work smoothly, using tools like EazyBI to make key metrics, Google Sheets Excel and specific charts for Agile teams.

We developed and scaled a feature for 3P marketplace sellers to facilitate the adoption of the Pan-European FBA, an EU-wide fulfillment program. The feature is a cost-saving calculator that identifies potential savings for sellers by enabling product listings across the EU, thereby incurring lower fees. This was a problem, as sellers had to align 4 different datasets previously, to get this information before deciding whether to join the program. We utilized a build approach, we started from scratch and led the entire process from inception to the development of the MVP and eventually productionalizing the feature for over 150,000 sellers. This unlocked large holdout brands, such as Instant Pot, and generated $100 million in revenue within a year of the MVP.

I've used my strong background in Product Marketing to help boost our company's reputation in the Edtech sector. Leading a talented team, we've come up with fresh growth ideas especially suited for new companies like ours. In the changing world of Edtech, I've always aimed to make sure Careerist keeps growing and outdoes its goals.