👇 Featured Product Work — Quick Highlights

📌 LinkedIn Product Evaluation — PM Case Study
​Context: Evaluated LinkedIn’s job-seeker experience and identified reliability, transparency, and match quality issues.
Your Role: Product evaluator — framed product problems, prioritized solutions, and proposed measurable improvements.
Impact Snapshot:
✔ Highlighted 3 high-ROI enhancements (match sorting, status transparency, AI preference input).
✔ Recommended metrics like 15–20% increased satisfaction from clearer status signals.
Result: A strategic product roadmap emphasizing trust and clarity for job seekers.
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🎮 Video Game Product Management — Hook, Line, and Axe
Context: Led product management for an indie game from concept through public launch.
Your Role: Defined vision, owned roadmap, managed Agile sprints, coordinated cross-functional processes.
Impact Snapshot:
✔ Public release on Steam with 130K+ impressions and 61K+ store page visits (47.1% CTR).
✔ Sustained consistently high player ratings and positive feedback.
✔ Organized QA and prioritized enhancements based on user feedback.
Result: Successfully delivered a polished gameplay product to 28K+ users.
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Computer Software Project — PM Unannounced B2B and B2C Product

What I Do as a Product Manager

• Translate product vision and user needs into actionable requirements
• Build and maintain roadmaps and feature prioritization frameworks
• Partner closely with design and engineering during feature development
• Perform user research and apply insights to product iteration
• Communicate progress, risks, and KPIs to stakeholders
• Drive product releases and post-launch refinement
• Manage cross-functional workflows to maximize output and clarity

​Industry-Relevant Strengths

I can apply product management principles across multiple domains, including:

• Consumer software
• Web applications
• SaaS and platform tooling
• UX and user-facing interaction
• Content-driven ecosystems
• Live services and iterative product development

Product Philosophy and Approach

I believe great products come from:

• understanding user motivations
• minimizing friction
• validating assumptions with actual data
• iterating with forward momentum vs. perfectionism

I thrive in ambiguity — building structure, clarity, and direction where none previously existed.