About

Jatin Gohil is a robotics engineer turned product strategist with a passion for experimentation and solving problems. He is currently an Associate Product Strategist at ImpactGuru, India's leading healthcare crowdfunding platform, where he leads experiments on checkout and donation side, resulting in direct business impact. Jatin's expertise in experimentation has helped him increase the average donation value by 5.8% and prompt usage on checkout by 5%. He also observed a low tax benefit claim rate and made a few changes in the flow, increasing the claim rate by 3.5X, one of the company's KPIs. With a clear goal to execute fast, Jatin introduced the OKR philosophy and tools across the organization to increase visibility on how work at the ground level impacts larger company objectives and goals. He is a product person with experience in lead generation, user research, and product management. Before joining ImpactGuru, Jatin worked at Dubverse, where he designed the product, set up its analytics stack, and managed the product roadmap and development along the vision of the company. He also founded the company's APM office, managed hiring, and a bit of day-to-day operation stuff. Jatin's background in robotics engineering has given him a unique perspective on problem-solving and experimentation. He built the circuit of robots and interconnectivity between robots and built three miniaturized cricket and football playing robots while working as a Robotics Engineer at RoboVR. Jatin is a graduate of the University of Mumbai, where he earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics Engineering. He is currently enrolled in the Product & Growth Program at GrowthX, which he will complete in June 2022. Jatin is a thought leader in business and products and occasionally publishes his thoughts on jatingohil.medium.com. He is also interested in cognitive bias and welcomes anyone who wants to talk about it. With 0.76 years of relevant experience, Jatin is a product strategist with a passion for experimentation and solving problems.