Engineer turnedAI Product Manager.
Four years as a software engineer at Subex. Today I work as an AI Product Manager, bridging engineering and product.
0→1 builds
Products I shipped myself.
Two live AI products — pricing, positioning, cold-start, knowing when to kill something. The parts of product you can't learn from a ticket queue.
Product teardowns
How I think when nobody asked.
Self-directed analyses — RCAs, design exercises, unit-economics teardowns. The point isn't the answer; it's refusing the question as handed over.
Writing
Thinking out loud.
Essays on building AI products, the engineer-to-PM path, and reading a system like it's trying to tell you something.
Certification
Verified, not just claimed.
Skills
The toolkit.
Product craft, AI-native fluency, and the technical depth to actually ship it.
Product
AI product
Technical depth
Tools
AI-native dev stack
Let's build something.
Hiring for AI or 0→1 product? I'd love to hear from you. I reply to every thoughtful note.
Prefer to talk it through?
Grab a free 1:1 slot on my Topmate calendar — no cost, no catch, just a conversation.


