Sanskar Jain

Yo, have you heard of Sanskar Jain? This guy’s the real deal, trust me. He’s a YC S22 alum, so he’s legit in the startup game. But what’s wild is his process – it’s like a nonstop rollercoaster of hustle, tech, and making shit happen.

Started out with an IIT Bombay mech engineering degree, so he’s got that hardcore tech background. But he didn’t stop there. He jumped into the startup scene early, founding EduRide during COVID just to help K-12 kids get to their exams – basically, he saw a problem and jumped in to fix it, no bullshit. Then he co-founded Oistay, an air-ticketing platform, and crushed it – hitting $100k in the first year. That’s no small feat for a first shot.

He’s not just about starting companies for the hell of it. His story is about having an effect. After Oistay, he jumped into strategy at Alvarez & Marsal, diving deep into M&A and due diligence-that analytical, big-picture brain you want on your team. Then he led Growth & Strategy at andMe, a D2C brand that got snapped up by GlobalBees. He even ran the DTC and eCommerce side there. Bottom line: he’s been in the trenches-building brands, scaling fast, and truly understanding what makes consumers tick.

Now, here’s the kicker – he’s the co-founder and CEO of Entvin, which is YC-backed and focused on AI solutions for pharma and life sciences. Think about it – this guy went from helping kids get to exams, to building a $100k business, to diving into healthcare tech with AI. That’s his vibe. He’s all about leveraging tech to solve real-world problems, especially in pharma, where regulation and R&D are a nightmare. He’s like the bridge between hardcore engineering, startup hustle, and healthcare innovation.

What I get from his story? The guy’s driven by a genuine desire to solve problems. His family’s entrepreneurial, so he’s got that fire in his belly. He’s not just chasing the future trend – he’s about impact, making stuff better, smarter, faster. He’s a builder, a thinker, someone who’s jumped into the deep end and keeps crushing it.

Bottom line? Sanskar’s the kind of founder you wanna keep an eye on. He’s got that mix of technical chops, startup hustle, and a clear vision for using AI and tech to change industries that really matter. No cap, he’s someone who’s just getting started, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s the one to crack some big problems in pharma and healthcare.