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Priya Nair
Senior Product Manager
Chicago, IL · priya.nair@example.com · +1 (312) 555-0163
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Product manager with eight years building B2B workflow and payments products. Led discovery and go-to-market for products reaching 48,000 users, lifted activation 19 points, and generated $4.7M in new ARR.

Experience
Senior Product Manager · Lakehouse Commerce2022Present
  • Own strategy and roadmap for merchant operations used by 48,000 monthly users and representing $18M in annual recurring revenue.
  • Led 54 customer interviews and funnel analysis that reframed onboarding, raising 30-day activation from 58% to 77%.
  • Ran 11 pricing and packaging experiments with Finance and Sales, converting 420 accounts and generating $4.7M in new ARR.
Product Manager · CivicPay Labs20192022
  • Prioritized a payments roadmap across 5 squads using OKRs and opportunity scoring, increasing quarterly objective attainment from 64% to 86%.
  • Shipped a self-service reconciliation product adopted by 73% of eligible customers and reducing support cases 26%.
  • Partnered with marketing and sales on 6 go-to-market launches that produced $2.2M in first-year contract value.
Associate Product Manager · PrairieRoute Software20172019
  • Analyzed Amplitude and SQL usage data for 9 workflow modules, identifying an activation gap that informed 3 roadmap changes.
  • Managed a 70-customer beta program, closing 82% of critical feedback items before launch and reaching 91% beta retention.
  • Created sales enablement and release materials for 14 launches, reducing product-question escalations 24%.
Education
B.S. Information and Decision Sciences
University of Illinois Chicago
20132017
Skills
Product Strategy: product strategy, roadmapping, OKRs, prioritization, pricing, competitive analysis
Discovery & Research: customer interviews, jobs to be done, voice of customer, prototype testing, market research

Product manager resumes lose credibility when they describe ceremonies and delivery dates but never show a customer decision or product outcome. Recruiters want evidence of discovery, prioritization, adoption, experiments, retention, revenue and go-to-market judgement. This example keeps project tracking secondary to what users learned, chose and adopted.

What recruiters screen for

Why most product managers don't get the call

Discovery tied to a decision

Interviews, support data and market research matter when they changed a problem definition, priority, segment or product bet.

Roadmap and prioritization judgement

A roadmap is not a release calendar. Show the trade-offs, objectives, evidence and stakeholder alignment behind what was included or declined.

Adoption and business outcomes

Activation, retention, conversion, engagement, ARR and support volume reveal whether shipped capabilities changed customer behavior.

Experiments and go-to-market

A/B tests, pricing work, beta programs, launch readiness and sales enablement demonstrate ownership across learning and commercial rollout.

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What the keyword filter is looking for

Applicant tracking systems match on literal strings. Spell each term the way the job posting spells it and group related skills so people and parsers can recover the context.

Product strategy
product strategyproduct roadmapOKRsprioritizationmarket researchcompetitive analysis
Discovery
customer discoveryuser interviewsjobs to be doneproduct analyticsvoice of customerprototyping
Growth & launch
product adoptionactivationretentionA/B testinggo-to-marketpricingbeta program
Tools & delivery
JiraFigmaAmplitudeSQLProductboardAgileuser stories
Notes on the template

Why each choice was made

Why launches are not the outcome

Shipping on time belongs to delivery management. The template follows launches with activation, adoption, retention or revenue so product value remains central.

Why discovery includes rejected work

Product judgement includes deciding what not to build. Evidence that prevented a weak investment can be as valuable as a feature launch.

Why roadmap language stays strategic

Jira and user stories appear, but the stronger evidence is prioritization against OKRs, customer pain and market opportunity rather than task administration.

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