I have known Aaryaman to be a good human being, sincere and kind. Aaryaman is one of those rare people, who are in equal measure intelligent, articulate, ambitious, grounded and value-driven. I had him shadow me closely because he is an asset to have around - very versatile, quick to learn things he is pointed to, a passionate and dependable hard worker who will get things done. He possesses the patience and persistence to learn new skills and is comfortable working with people in a diverse team. He possess a good sense of humour which keeps people around him in lighter spirits. He can empathise well with those around him and adjusts/ evolves to make things work. His deliverables and outcomes have been timely and meeting or exceeding the expected professional standard. He believes in himself and is programmable with new ideas – I have seen him quickly change his perspective or worldview when exposed to new knowledge. He has a growth mindset & will be an asset to any team.

Aaryaman and I worked together at Locusnine, where I was the Lead Product Manager and he was the Associate Product Manager. The first time you meet him, you'll instantly notice Aaryaman’s amicable nature. He has a very affable personality and is a joy to work with. During the time I worked with him, I saw him grow from a UX designer to an APM. He was always thorough with his work, exemplifying accountability for the designs he proposed and the features he built. He never shied away from giving suggestions to me and his colleagues and was always modest with feedback. There was a time when I mentioned to him about a client that was very important to us for strategic reasons, and for him to give utmost attention to them. He went beyond it. He not only did a great job in the work that he did, but he also built a strong relationship with them which led us to partner with them on the design front. He's one of those colleagues I have worked with that I tell stories about to my present colleagues, about his work ethic, his camaraderie and his diligence.

I have known Aaryaman to be a good human being, sincere and kind. Aaryaman is one of those rare people, who are in equal measure intelligent, articulate, ambitious, grounded and value-driven. I had him shadow me closely because he is an asset to have around - very versatile, quick to learn things he is pointed to, a passionate and dependable hard worker who will get things done. He possesses the patience and persistence to learn new skills and is comfortable working with people in a diverse team. He possess a good sense of humour which keeps people around him in lighter spirits. He can empathise well with those around him and adjusts/ evolves to make things work. His deliverables and outcomes have been timely and meeting or exceeding the expected professional standard. He believes in himself and is programmable with new ideas – I have seen him quickly change his perspective or worldview when exposed to new knowledge. He has a growth mindset & will be an asset to any team.

Aaryaman and I worked together at Locusnine, where I was the Lead Product Manager and he was the Associate Product Manager. The first time you meet him, you'll instantly notice Aaryaman’s amicable nature. He has a very affable personality and is a joy to work with. During the time I worked with him, I saw him grow from a UX designer to an APM. He was always thorough with his work, exemplifying accountability for the designs he proposed and the features he built. He never shied away from giving suggestions to me and his colleagues and was always modest with feedback. There was a time when I mentioned to him about a client that was very important to us for strategic reasons, and for him to give utmost attention to them. He went beyond it. He not only did a great job in the work that he did, but he also built a strong relationship with them which led us to partner with them on the design front. He's one of those colleagues I have worked with that I tell stories about to my present colleagues, about his work ethic, his camaraderie and his diligence.

I have known Aaryaman to be a good human being, sincere and kind. Aaryaman is one of those rare people, who are in equal measure intelligent, articulate, ambitious, grounded and value-driven. I had him shadow me closely because he is an asset to have around - very versatile, quick to learn things he is pointed to, a passionate and dependable hard worker who will get things done. He possesses the patience and persistence to learn new skills and is comfortable working with people in a diverse team. He possess a good sense of humour which keeps people around him in lighter spirits. He can empathise well with those around him and adjusts/ evolves to make things work. His deliverables and outcomes have been timely and meeting or exceeding the expected professional standard. He believes in himself and is programmable with new ideas – I have seen him quickly change his perspective or worldview when exposed to new knowledge. He has a growth mindset & will be an asset to any team.

Aaryaman and I worked together at Locusnine, where I was the Lead Product Manager and he was the Associate Product Manager. The first time you meet him, you'll instantly notice Aaryaman’s amicable nature. He has a very affable personality and is a joy to work with. During the time I worked with him, I saw him grow from a UX designer to an APM. He was always thorough with his work, exemplifying accountability for the designs he proposed and the features he built. He never shied away from giving suggestions to me and his colleagues and was always modest with feedback. There was a time when I mentioned to him about a client that was very important to us for strategic reasons, and for him to give utmost attention to them. He went beyond it. He not only did a great job in the work that he did, but he also built a strong relationship with them which led us to partner with them on the design front. He's one of those colleagues I have worked with that I tell stories about to my present colleagues, about his work ethic, his camaraderie and his diligence.