Kanishka Namdeo - Product Manager Portfolio - Dubai, UAE

Dispatches

Kanishka Namdeo — a field log, 2016 → present

Product Manager · 9+ years · SaaS, mobility & AI

8× ARR · 70K+ monthly users · 50+ locations

Open to new roles — Dubai / remote

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WAYPOINT 01 —

Sagar Defence EngineeringCo-founding member & CTO

Terrain — Defence and paramilitary agencies needed unmanned surface vehicles that could hold a course in real sea conditions — no operator, no second chances.

Crossing — I co-founded the engineering effort: autonomous navigation with multi-sensor fusion, obstacle avoidance, simulation environments to rehearse missions before launch, and field trials with defence and industrial partners.

Summit — Our USVs completed field trials — systems I architected were deployed for wildlife surveillance and water-body cleaning pilots covered by The Hindu and Mumbai Mirror.

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WAYPOINT 02 —

Intugine TechnologiesTechnical Consultant

Terrain — Enterprise logistics teams flew blind across road, rail and air — three transport modes, three fragmented views, decisions made late.

Crossing — I led the multimodal visibility platform: tracking across all three modes, real-time dashboards and alerting, and the requirements work that got enterprise clients to adopt it.

Summit — Enterprise teams decided in real time across every transport mode; adoption grew because the platform fit their workflows instead of adding another.

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WAYPOINT 03 —

Medulla.AI · TekIPSenior Technical Consultant · Software Team Lead

Terrain — Patent analysts spent hours in databases; loan officers reviewed pay stubs and tax returns by hand. Two industries with the same problem: unstructured language.

Crossing — I led a 6-developer team across 5 enterprise projects, shipped 30+ features, launched a patent-landscape analysis tool built on BERT embeddings and vector similarity search, and built an automated loan pipeline on Amazon Textract with confidence scoring, Celery async processing and Airflow orchestration.

Summit — Patent analysis productivity rose 10×. Loan document analysis dropped to a fifth of manual time — with audit logging, PII encryption and fallback workflows that regulators accept.

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WAYPOINT 04 —

MoveInSyncSenior Product Manager

Terrain — The enterprise transport platform needed to grow from a regional success into a global one without breaking product quality.

Crossing — I owned product vision and roadmap: 50+ new locations across 3 countries, a rebuilt mobile experience, native payments and invoicing, ERP integrations that cut implementation time 20%, and an 8-person sprint team.

Summit — 8× ARR growth. 70,000+ monthly users. 15+ enterprise clients onboarded across international markets — India, the Philippines and South Africa.

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“MoveInSync manages Wipro’s employee transportation across 8 cities. We chose them for their app’s ability to ensure employee safety and security, operational transparency, and cost efficiency, replacing our previous manual management approach.”
Nittan Bhalla — Senior VP & Global Head — Workplace Operations, Wipro

WAYPOINT 05 —

Flipr · Cognium · AvloAIProduct Consultant · Senior PM · Product & AI Consultant

Terrain — Founders keep building AI products users don’t need. The missing piece is product judgment: what to build, for whom, and what to verify before writing code.

Crossing — Three engagements, back to back. Flipr hired me to scope and ship a video-retrieval MVP for Flipkart — automated dispute resolution wired into their Order Management System, built for ~50K daily orders. At Cognium in Dubai I was Senior PM on an AI-native wealth platform: 20+ user interviews, LLM guardrails, and the first beta customer secured before the prototype existed. Since January 2026 I’ve owned product and architecture at AvloAI, a children’s storytelling platform.

Summit — 2,000+ families generate personalized stories in their own languages at AvloAI. Flipkart’s dispute teams got a working MVP on schedule. A wealth-management platform found product-market signal before writing production code. The base camps below are the receipts.

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BASE CAMP — AGENTCANVAS · 2026

BC-01/03 · 4 ARTIFACTS

fig. — Your agentic designer — prompt it, and agents build on canvas. [AgentCanvas →]

  1. STEP 1

    What I saw

    Design requests live in chat threads nobody can revisit. AgentCanvas makes the conversation a surface: the agent builds directly on a canvas you can point at.

  2. STEP 2

    The call

    The agent doesn’t just answer — it edits the design: frames, text, color, auto-layout. Every tool call lands where you can see it, and a self-review closes the run.

  3. STEP 3

    The payoff

    Describe a screen in plain English, watch it get built, then keep editing — it’s a real canvas, not a render.

BASE CAMP — PI-DASH · 2026

BC-02/03 · 4 ARTIFACTS

fig. — Many agents, one surface. [pi-dash →]

  1. STEP 1

    What hurt

    Running five agents means five terminals, five logs, five places to lose the thread.

  2. STEP 2

    The shape

    One dashboard owns state and monitoring; agents stay disposable, the surface stays put.

  3. STEP 3

    The result

    Spawn, watch and steer every agent from one screen.

BASE CAMP — THETELL · 2025

BC-03/03 · 4 ARTIFACTS

fig. — Corporate intelligence: two agents in debate over 25+ signal sources. [thetell →]

  1. STEP 1

    What broke

    A single model reading the news is a single point of failure — confident and wrong.

  2. STEP 2

    The design

    Two agents argue. A graph database (Neo4j) holds the claims, LlamaIndex retrieves the signals, and every conclusion carries a confidence score.

  3. STEP 3

    What you see

    Corporate intelligence where every claim carries the debate that produced it.

THE LEDGER — everything else, plainly

FIELD WRITING

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END OF THE TRAIL

The next waypoint could be yours.

I’m Kanishka — a technical product manager in Dubai. I’ve shipped autonomous boats, logistics platforms, patent-search NLP, and agent pipelines. I manage the product and own the code: 9+ years, 8× ARR, and still committing to main. Open to new roles — Dubai or remote.

Field Notes — Asked Often

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