About

Ojasvi Bhatia is an experienced Product Manager with a passion for data and product metrics. He is currently the Head of Platform Partnerships for meta, a Facebook company, where he leads the product lifecycle from conception to release and iteration. Ojasvi has managed multiple cross-functional teams, including development, marketing, SEO, and CRM, to enhance the growth of the product. Ojasvi has a strong background in building teams, business strategy, market research, customer experience, and product management. He is a focused individual who believes in working smart and hard simultaneously. Ojasvi is a consistent learner who believes that learning is a never-ending process, and he takes ownership of the product and leads it from the front to make it successful. Prior to his current role, Ojasvi worked as a Strategic Partner Manager (Product) for meta, where he was responsible for defining the product strategy for developer products for the South Asia market. He spearheaded the launch and go-to-market strategy for Facebook's Augmented Reality Platform, Spark AR, in the region and grew the ecosystem and the product from scratch. Ojasvi also played a critical role in making a use case for the Windows version of the platform, resulting in exponential growth in record time. He worked with global stakeholders in ideating and shipping 'Send OTP to Whatsapp' as a feature in Account Kit, which substantially grew conversion metrics for businesses and also saved money for the organization. Before joining meta, Ojasvi worked as a Product Manager for goibibo, where he led the ground transportation vertical, comprising cars, bus, holidays, and trains. During his tenure, he conceptualized ideas into full-fledged running products and made continuous improvements by understanding user feedback, data analysis, etc., to align them with the organizational vision. Ojasvi introduced features like OnTime guarantee, TrackMyBus, Ratings & Reviews, goTime guarantee, etc., and improvised the processes for CRM, resulting in improved CSAT/DSAT and reduced overhead costs by automating things. He reduced losses by figuring loopholes, making goBus a profitable venture, and was responsible for integrating goBus with partners like Kotak, HDFC, Oxigen, etc. Ojasvi holds a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Computer Science from Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology (APIIT), Staffordshire University, UK, and a Higher Secondary degree in Science from St. Mary's Convent Inter College. He has over ten years of relevant