My life mission is to build impactful technologies and empower others to do the exact same.
I'm Param (pronounced like chicken parm).
I'm the CEO of Hatch Apps. We're on a mission to automate software development. We believe this will empower a generation of technology-enabled business with the resources they need to be successful. Backed by Morgan Stanley, Revolution, Y Combinator and more.
Before Hatch Apps, I built the EcoTube, a device that reduces carbon dioxide emissions from cars. Along the way, I've also built 2 viral card games: 2016 Election Game and Done With 2020.
I'm 2x Forbes '30 Under 30' and previously won the Jefferson Award for Public Service. These awards are nice for my self-esteem but also don't matter in the grand scheme of things. I try to minimize the things in life that don't actually matter: fancy cars, expensive clothes, fake relationships, self congratulatory awards, and speaking at conferences.
Generally, I have zero tolerance for mediocracy. I surround myself with people who are innately curious and continuously improve themselves. People that think clearly and have ambitions above what seems possible to others.
My favorite quote is by Margaret Mead: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
My family and close friends are the most important part of my life. I also love playing basketball, learning new things, and making Old Fashioneds to channel my inner Don Draper.
I'm the CEO of Hatch Apps. We're on a mission to automate software development. We believe this will empower a generation of technology-enabled business with the resources they need to be successful. Backed by Morgan Stanley, Revolution, Y Combinator and more.
Before Hatch Apps, I built the EcoTube, a device that reduces carbon dioxide emissions from cars. Along the way, I've also built 2 viral card games: 2016 Election Game and Done With 2020.
I'm 2x Forbes '30 Under 30' and previously won the Jefferson Award for Public Service. These awards are nice for my self-esteem but also don't matter in the grand scheme of things. I try to minimize the things in life that don't actually matter: fancy cars, expensive clothes, fake relationships, self congratulatory awards, and speaking at conferences.
Generally, I have zero tolerance for mediocracy. I surround myself with people who are innately curious and continuously improve themselves. People that think clearly and have ambitions above what seems possible to others.
My favorite quote is by Margaret Mead: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
My family and close friends are the most important part of my life. I also love playing basketball, learning new things, and making Old Fashioneds to channel my inner Don Draper.