SHIPPING: SUNSET — WEEK 3 OF 8
PRODUCT / AI / 0→1
MAYANK
SINGH
RAGHAV
PRODUCT THINKER.
AI BUILDER.
PROBLEM OBSESSED.

"I turn ambiguous problems into products, experiments and measurable outcomes."

// PROFILE
POSITION
AI Product Manager · PM-engineer hybrid
BASED IN
Gurugram, India
EDUCATION
Amity · NextLeap
STATUS
AVAILABLE FOR 0→1
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
⚡ NOW IN THE LABNOW BUILDING: SUNSET — MULTI-AGENT FEATURE DEPRECATION · WEEK 3 OF 8
[01]

WHO — IDENTITY & STACK

PM-ENGINEER HYBRID

"I turn ambiguous problems into products, experiments and measurable outcomes."

I operate at the intersection of technical architecture and product strategy. Having led edge computer vision products and authored comprehensive AI copilot PRDs, I bring an engineer's technical depth alongside a product manager's discipline for user discovery, prioritization, and unit economics.

// CREDENTIALS
B.Tech Computer Science — Amity University (2019–2023)
NextLeap PM Fellowship
// STACK

Production tools, frameworks, and architectures used across lab builds:

PythonFastAPIDjangoLangChainRAG pipelinesChromaDBComputer VisionEdge computing
THE ROADPRODUCT & ENGINEERING ROLES
Aug 2025 — Apr 2026

WCO Global / Elle Global

Product & Technical Lead — Football Analytics

Owned end-to-end product lifecycle for a multi-camera football analytics system shipped on edge hardware.

  • Authored PRDs and defined specs for RTSP streaming and audio/video sync.
  • Coordinated hardware vendors and engineering teams to ship on Raspberry Pi 5 edge devices.
  • Diagnosed latency bottlenecks via data analysis and drove engineering fixes for maximum reliability.
May — Jun 2025

Bluestock Fintech

Software Developer Intern (PM-adjacent)

Mapped customer journey for IPO data flows on a digital fintech platform.

  • Prioritized API requirements with stakeholders, delivering 40% faster response times.
  • Built analytics dashboards (PostgreSQL, Matplotlib) for end-user financial insights.
Jan — Feb 2025

Excelerate

Associate Project Manager Intern

Ran a 6-member cross-functional team on Agile/Scrum with full backlog ownership.

  • Led daily standups, JIRA backlog prioritization, and sprint planning.
  • Achieved 100% on-time delivery across the client engagement.
Sep — Dec 2024

CodeCore Global

AI Product Intern

Scoped and shipped an AI chatbot for rural communities from discovery to QA.

  • Ran customer discovery around agricultural schemes and government subsidies.
  • Owned design-to-QA delivery using perplexity-based success metrics.
[02]

THINK — GIVE ME A PROBLEM

Type any product problem — or pick one below. It gets broken down, live, into USER → PROBLEM → HYPOTHESIS → MVP → METRIC.

TRY:
BREAKDOWNSpotify × AI Discovery
  1. 1
    // USER

    Avid music listeners looking for niche genre exploration.

  2. 2
    // PROBLEM

    Algorithmic playlists repeat comfort tracks; listeners struggle to discover truly novel subgenres.

  3. 3
    // HYPOTHESIS

    Natural language contextual prompts + audio spectrum analysis unlock higher discovery satisfaction.

  4. 4
    // MVP

    Streamlit UI wrapping Spotify Web API + Gemini for conversational radio station generation.

  5. 5
    // METRIC

    40%+ save rate for recommended tracks.

// THE METHOD — the six steps behind every breakdown
  1. 01USER PROBLEM
  2. 02DATA?
  3. 03RESEARCH / TEST
  4. 04SHIP
  5. 05MEASURE
  6. 06ITERATE
A ranked list of twenty tools isn't a recommendation. It's the same decision, handed back to you with more homework.
— on building TROVE
[03]

BUILD — THE LAB (EXPERIMENTS 001–005)

METRICSSHIPPED & SIMULATED OUTCOMES
[01]
6,800
REVIEWS PROCESSED
By one LLM pipeline (Groww PulseAI)
[02]
5
PRODUCTS IN THE LAB
Active experiments & specs
[03]
1
PRODUCT HUNT LAUNCH
Trove community launch
[04]SIMULATED
+78
NPS LIFT
Simulated outcome (Groww PulseAI)
FLAGSHIP

TROVE

LIVE · LAUNCHED ON PRODUCT HUNT
// THE PAIN

"Best tools" lists give you 20 ranked links and no decision.

// THE DECISION

Does one confident, hand-checked recommendation (with reasoning + 2 alternatives) beat a ranked list?

↳ THE FORK: I could have auto-scraped a ranked list of twenty tools; I chose one hand-checked pick with its reasoning because a ranked list defers the decision and a recommendation makes it.

// WHAT I BUILT

Curated tool-recommendation product; every entry hand-checked with a stated reason for inclusion.

// WHAT HAPPENED

Launched on Product Hunt and Reddit; users specifically praised the hand-checked/curated angle over auto-scraped directories.

EXPERIMENT 001

GROWW PULSE AI

STATUS: LIVE
// PROBLEM

~6,800 app store reviews. Nobody had time to read them.

// HYPOTHESIS

Can an LLM pipeline turn thousands of raw reviews into ranked, actionable product insights?

// WHAT IT IS

Deployed LLM-based review intelligence pipeline.

// RESULT / STATUSSIMULATED

+78 SIMULATED NPS LIFT

↳ THE FORK: I could have hand-sampled a few hundred reviews; I chose to run the full ~6,800 through an LLM pipeline because the signal I needed lived in the volume, not a sample of it.
EXPERIMENT 003

SUNSET

STATUS: IN PROGRESS
// PROBLEM

Mature B2B SaaS teams can't kill features safely — usage, contract, and support risk live in different silos.

// HYPOTHESIS

Can a multi-agent system (usage auditor + contract-risk auditor + support-signal auditor) reconcile into a single 'kill memo' with at-risk accounts and a migration plan?

// WHAT IT IS

Multi-agent feature-deprecation tool for Product Ops / Platform PMs. Entire stack is open-source/free-tier by design.

// RESULT / STATUS

Solo build in progress, 6–8 week timeline.

↳ THE FORK: I could have pointed one model at the whole problem; I chose three specialized auditors — usage, contract, support — reconciling into a single kill memo, because those are different risks that shouldn't share a prompt.
INTERNAL SPEC / IN BUILD
EXPERIMENT 004

BLAST RADIUS

STATUS: SPEC
// PROBLEM

Pricing and packaging changes ship blind — nobody knows which contracts and renewals they detonate.

// HYPOTHESIS

Can a contract auditor + renewal-risk auditor + deterministic simulation engine predict the blast radius of a pricing change before it ships?

// WHAT IT IS

Multi-agent pricing/packaging change simulator with a human-in-the-loop approval gate for migration comms. Full build spec written.

// RESULT / STATUS

Full build spec written.

↳ THE FORK: I could have fully automated the pricing simulation; I chose a deterministic engine with a human approval gate on migration comms because a wrong blast-radius call ships straight to real customers.
INTERNAL SPEC / IN BUILD
EXPERIMENT 005

HEATWAVE VULNERABILITY MAPPER

STATUS: IN PROGRESS
// PROBLEM

Heat kills unevenly, but city responses treat wards identically.

// HYPOTHESIS

Can Landsat thermal data + Census demographics produce ward-level vulnerability scores a city could actually act on?

// WHAT IT IS

Geospatial data product scoring ward-level heatwave vulnerability.

// RESULT / STATUS

Geospatial pipeline & scoring model in progress.

↳ THE FORK: I could have scored heat risk from temperature alone; I chose to fuse Landsat thermal data with Census demographics because heat kills unevenly, and a score a city can act on has to show who's exposed, not just where it's hot.
INTERNAL SPEC / IN BUILD
[04]

PROOF — CASE STUDIES & TEARDOWNS

Case Study[01]

GitHub PR Review UX Case Study

16-slide deck analyzing pull request review workflows and developer friction points.

DECK AVAILABLE ON REQUESTSLIDE DECK
Case Study[02]

LinkedIn Hiring Experience for Fresh Graduates

PM case study targeting job discovery, screening loops, and entry-level applicant UX.

DECK AVAILABLE ON REQUESTSLIDE DECK
Case Study[03]

Instagram Teen-Wellbeing UX Case Study

Product teardown & recommendations for teen safety, session limits, and notification hygiene.

DECK AVAILABLE ON REQUESTSLIDE DECK
Teardown[04]

Product Teardowns

Deep-dive product strategy teardowns across BlinkMoney, VocalLabs, Make.com, and Reddit.

DECK AVAILABLE ON REQUESTSLIDE DECK
Fellowship Assignment[05]

Spotify Growth Team Assignment

AI-powered review discovery engine with simulated user interviews developed during NextLeap PM Fellowship.

DECK AVAILABLE ON REQUESTSLIDE DECK
Every constraint I put on Sunset was open-source or free-tier. Not because I couldn't pay — because a constraint you chose is the fastest way to find out what a product actually needs.
— on building SUNSET
// EDITORIAL POSTER

I DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.

✖ WHAT I DON'T KNOW

every framework / every market / every user

✔ BUT I KNOW HOW TO

ask better questions · find the signal · run experiments · learn quickly · ship

The +78 on this page is simulated, and it says so. A number you have to explain away in the interview was never worth putting on the page.
— on shipping honestly