Aishwarya Goel

For the last few months, I’ve been having fun solving small coding puzzles around loops, conditions, pseudocode, debugging—the things that probably became invisible years ago to anyone who learned to code properly.

I work in AI for a living.

I am a huge fan of building distribution as a product.

I keep coming back to this one dinner meetup I was in a while ago.

Every so often, a small idea sticks with you.

Most people think luck is random.

I stumbled into Late Patrick Winston's "How to Speak" lecture at MIT and it quietly reprogrammed how I think about public speaking.

I was 21, sitting across from my first investor.

Last week, during one of those late night moments when your brain starts connecting dots you didn't know were there, I realized something strange.

It started with the hiring posts.