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I will be your ai product manager and build ai workflows
About this Gig
Turn a fuzzy product idea into something your engineers can build and your users actually want.
I'm a Product Manager with 5+ years building 01 and scaled products across AI, SaaS, and marketplaces, plus a Master's in Engineering Management from Duke. I've shipped AI products as an embedded PM, defined content standards spanning 200+ variables, and built eval frameworks running 1,500+ LLM calls. Now I bring that to your project.
What I can do for you:
Write a clear, engineer-ready PRD (problem, users, requirements, edge cases, success metrics)
Build a prioritized product roadmap tied to real outcomes, not feature wishlists
Sharpen your AI product strategy what to build, what to skip, how to measure it
Turn requirements into user stories and a structured backlog
Stand up a working AI prototype with Claude Code so you can test before you commit engineering budget
Why me:
Most PMs hand you a document. I can hand you a document and a working prototype so you validate the idea before spending on a dev team. I've done this as a forward-deployed PM with real clients, getting builds approved for engineering handoff in 12 weeks.
Product type:
Hybrid Products
Industry:
Business
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E-Commerce
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Education
Target country:
Worldwide
Product stage:
Ideation
FAQ
Do you need technical specs to start?
No. Bring me the idea, the problem, and who it's for — I'll structure the rest and ask the right questions.
Can you actually build a prototype, or just describe one?
I build working, testable prototypes for the Premium package not mockups, something you can click through.
What industries do you work in?
AI products, B2B SaaS, marketplaces, and ed-tech/L&D especially, but the PM fundamentals travel across domains.
Will the PRD be ready for my engineers?
Yes — it's written so a dev team can scope and build from it directly, with requirements, edge cases, and acceptance criteria.
Buyer requirements (what you ask for at order start)
A short description of your product or feature idea; who your target users are; what problem you're solving; any existing materials (notes, designs, competitor links); and your timeline or launch goal.
