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Amrita Mahale
Product & Innovation @ ARMMAN | AI/Tech for Social Impact | IIT Bombay, Stanford
Amrita Mahale
Amrita Mahale is the Director of Product and Innovation at ARMMAN, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving maternal and child health outcomes in India. She has over 12 years of experience in digital innovation, product management, and strategy.13
Prior to joining ARMMAN, Amrita held various roles, including her previous position at ARMMAN.2 She is responsible for the overall solution vision, creating product roadmaps, and driving execution and delivery at ARMMAN.3 Amrita has led product strategy and development for an AI-based intervention at ARMMAN.3
Amrita is always grateful for opportunities to showcase ARMMAN's work to a wider audience and acknowledges the importance of collaborators in their efforts.4 She has spoken at various events, such as the Global IndiaAI Summit, about how ARMMAN integrates and leverages AI in their mHealth interventions to impact the lives of women and children and support health workers.567
Highlights
We are expanding our product team at ARMMAN! Looking for Product Managers to join our team in Hyderabad and Mumbai. I am looking for mission-driven and impact-focused product folks - and if you are a product manager passionate about gender and women's health, this role may be ideal for you!
At ARMMAN, we are developing an innovation process that is human-centered, data-driven and evidence-based, with the goal of making our programs, that have served over 50M women to date, more engaging and effective. This is an opportunity to have a direct impact on the lives of millions of women and children.
Please write to [email protected] with your resume and a short note explaining why you are interested in the role.
EDIT: Please do not send me a connection request about this role. I'll only repeat my request to send an email to [email protected] with your details :)
I wrote a short piece for ARMMAN's blog sharing some anecdotes and reflections from our user research in Jharkhand. I think the last few lines come very close to capturing why I do what I do.
"When we asked Sadhana what motivates her to continue to learn, she said it was important for her to keep getting better at her job. ‘When I do my job well, I help my gaanv-samaaj (village and society) move forward.’
It is ASHAs like Sadhana, and countless pregnant women like Tabassum and Swati, who motivate us to keep improving our mHealth programmes like Kilkari and Mobile Academy. In a world where most emerging technologies are built largely by men, for men, and even tested on men, we want to make sure that the voice of our users shapes the design and development of our products at every step. From making our gender-transformative content available in multiple languages to ensuring that an illiterate user can navigate our products using visual cues alone, our iterative, human-centred and evidence-based innovation process puts women at the centre. Like Sadhana, we too believe that when women do well, society moves forward."
(These are snippets from user research studies done in collaboration with PeepalDesign and Treemouse)
