Learning to see
Urban engineering and design taught me to look at people, systems, movement, and space together. It also gave me the visual foundation I still bring to product decisions.
I turn complex business opportunities into clear product direction—connecting commercial thinking with the experience people need and the technology teams can build.
My career was not a straight climb through job titles. Each chapter added a new lens—design, business, analysis, and technology—until they converged in product.
Urban engineering and design taught me to look at people, systems, movement, and space together. It also gave me the visual foundation I still bring to product decisions.
Through COVID and three exam postponements, I stayed focused on one defined target: entering Sharif's MBA program. Reaching it proved to me that disciplined effort can change the direction of a life.
At Cafe Tadris, Agah Group, and PartUp, I explored education, marketing, finance, and organizational development. The variety taught me what energized me—and that I needed creativity alongside analysis.
Working beside the CEO of Sana Gostar Sabz exposed me to decisions at holding-company level, from Achareh's IPO preparation and Turkey market research to transactions and strategic initiatives.
I joined Achareh Sazeh as an APM and became its Product Manager five months later. Product became the field where my design background, business orientation, and technical curiosity finally made sense together.
A B2B maintenance and operations platform where business strategy, user experience, and technology meet in one real system.
From asset identity and preventive schedules to technician workflows and management reporting, the product replaces fragmented follow-ups with a visible operational loop.
Small interactive projects where product thinking meets curiosity, motion, focus, and personal taste. Each one is a different way to experiment—and to make something simply because it is worth exploring.
A small prioritization simulator about value, effort, risk, and focus. Work with limited sprint capacity, choose what deserves to ship, and discover what kind of Product Manager your roadmap makes you.
Play the Product Game ↗A browser game about speed, focus, and staying clear under pressure. Move through a minimal slope, avoid blockers, collect clarity, and see how long you can keep your line.
Play Arya's Ski Run ↗A personal corner for playlists, moods, and the sounds I return to when I need focus, movement, calm, or a reset after a long product day.
Open Music Taste ↗Beyond product work, I am an adrenaline enthusiast and a life explorer. I love the intensity of skiing, the calm of open water and beaches, time with friends, and travelling far enough to see everyday life differently.
I still have skydiving on the list.
Fast slopes, new challenges, and the feeling of being fully present.
Swimming, sunlight, and the reset that comes with open space.
New places, different cultures, good conversations, and stories.
Soundtracks for focus, movement, long drives, and good moments.
“I am at my best when a business problem needs both structure and imagination.”
I am a business-oriented product manager. I naturally begin with value: why a problem matters, who benefits from solving it, and whether the result can become a sustainable business. Design helps me shape the experience; technology helps me understand what is possible.
That combination started earlier than my formal career. At sixteen, photography became the first skill I turned into income. It taught me to work with clients, translate an unclear need into a visible outcome, and take responsibility for the result.
Outside work, I use this site as a personal lab—for games, writing, music, and whatever I’m curious enough to build next.
A live record of the small experiments, tools, and ideas I am exploring. This section is fetched directly from my first database-backed API.