Position: Product manager
Category: Product Manager
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3

As a Product Growth consultant, I delivered more than $5 million in additional annual recurring revenue to my clients through experimentation. As a Product Owner, I launched the MVP of the product, which achieved market benchmarks on most product & monetization metrics from the start. As a Product Manager on my first product, I have entirely reformed one of the core-value epics, the content library, increasing its activation by 40%. And for the second product, I created and implemented a monetization strategy along with a sophisticated experimentation system that enabled to start continuous optimization of the product.
As a Product Owner, launched one product from scratch. As a Product Manager, worked on two products, one mature and one early-stage. As a Product Growth consultant, helped 12 products of different sizes. All the products were mobile, mainly in Health & Fitness but also in Productivity and Utilities. I specialize in activation funnels optimization but also have enough experience working on improving the product's core value. My usual tasks are different types of research and data analysis, product roadmap creation and maintenance, filling and prioritizing the backlog, developing implementation requirements, running A/B tests, and working with stakeholders. I am confident working with analytics & design, and my technical background helps me to find common ground with development teams quickly.
Currently, my main obsession is multi-modal agents based on large language models that are capable of using tools to communicate with the external world and solve complex tasks, and I'm developing a few in my free time.
I would love to focus on one product, working as an autonomous Product Manager who knows how to do his job, manages the product and the team, and is judged by the results. I like solving complex tasks, optimizing things, and working with professionals. I don't tolerate micromanagement, disrespect of work-life balance, and excessive meetings.