The personal portfolio of

Mohammad
Khan Rabbani.

Product Manager

From telling people’s stories to building products for them.

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01 / Work

Products I’ve built.

Watson

Lead Product Manager

A 24/7 AI front desk for hospitals, med spas, airlines and gyms. Built on Claude and launched in Malaysia.

AI

Airlift

Product Manager

Started as a bus-hailing service, then relaunched as Airlift Express, a quick commerce platform for grocery delivery backed by $85M in venture funding.

50,000Daily bus riders
10,000Daily Express orders
1MExpress app downloads
Quick commerce

Bridgelinx

Product Manager

A digital freight marketplace. I built the pricing model and ran carrier verification and credit checks.

B2B freight

This Is It Creative

Founder and Chief Strategist

A creative studio serving Fortune 500 companies.

Brand strategy

02 / A little about me

First, a filmmaker.
Always, a storyteller.

I began in documentary filmmaking in London, telling stories about people and the lives they lead. That curiosity brought me into product management: from understanding people’s stories to building products for them.

Today, I work where product meets marketing. I build things, then find the story that makes people care about them.

03 / Education

Columbia University

MS, Information and Knowledge Strategy

Goldsmiths, University of London

BA (Hons), Media and Communications
Certifications
04 / Contact

Get in touch.

The blog / Sample entry / 1 min read

On keeping things simple

Simplicity begins with a question: what actually matters?

Whether it is a page, an idea, or a piece of work, clarity comes from giving the essential things enough room. A strong image. A considered sentence. An obvious next step.

There is a quiet confidence in leaving space. It lets the work speak, helps the reader find their way, and makes every choice feel intentional.

Perhaps the best place to begin is with less, then add only what earns its place.

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