A High-Voltage Beginning

Some projects come via portfolios.
Some come via pitches.
And some… take a longer route through life itself.

Ampera Energy is a startup led by veterans in the energy industry, building a powerful software product called AmpeX—an intelligent software for consumption analysis and Green Power savings.

But how did Bridge & Bloom get involved?
Let’s rewind to a small, almost serendipitous connection.

Old Friends, New Roads

Mayukh, one of Ampera’s founders, had a chat with his old college buddy—Ambrish, now Director of Product at PhonePe.

Ambrish gave Mayukh a simple piece of advice:

“You don’t need a vendor. You need a product person. Someone who can think with you.”

That’s when he thought of me.
A full circle moment—because once upon a time, I was Ambrish’s first graphic designer at his startup, Pragati Jobs.

Not long after joining, he offered me my first product manager role under his mentorship.
Cut to today—he sent me along to help build something new

First, the Website. Then, the World.

Our engagement began with redesigning the Ampera Energy website.

This wasn’t just a design brief. It was an invitation to learn—to understand their business, the product (AmpeX), and the massive system it would soon disrupt.

In the span of a couple of months:
✅ I absorbed the ins and outs of energy infra.
✅ I translated the tech-heavy vision into a story humans could understand.
✅ I designed the full website.
✅ I supported the third-party dev team to bring it to life.

👉 Visit the website

From Branding to Product

The website wasn’t the end—it was the beginning.

The real work started when I stepped into AmpeX, Ampera’s flagship platform.
We’re talking:

• Aligning the product with real-world industry needs
• Collaborating on user journeys
• Designing flows that feel human, not corporate
• Balancing complexity with clarity

But most of all—building a long-term partnership rooted in trust.

Real Talk, Real Growth

One of the best things about working with Ampera is… honesty.
Especially with Prabhajeet, Ampera’s founder.

Our conversations aren’t just status updates. They’re exchanges of ideas, dreams, and often, quiet advice.
I’ve told him what I truly feel.
He’s responded with nothing but respect.

There are days I walk away from meetings thinking:

“When I grow a team of my own… I’ll remember how this felt.”