// product builder, est. 2012

Sandip Dev.

I turn coffee into shipped products — and the occasional spreadsheet so dense it has its own gravity.

Senior Product Manager. Ex-Amazon. IIM Ahmedabad. Currently in Dallas, formerly Bangalore, Seattle, and at least three coffee shops you've never heard of.

// elsewhere on the internet

01 LinkedIn professional, mostly → 02 Medium half-baked, half-good → 03 GitHub code, also evidence → 04 Apps & hobby projects things I built on weekends → 05 Blog long-form thinking, slowly →

// about

Mostly product. Some opinions.

I'm a Product Manager. I've spent thirteen years figuring out what people actually want versus what they say they want — and the gap, it turns out, is where all the interesting work happens.

sandip · dallas '26

// the story

I grew up taking things apart and not always putting them back together correctly. That impulse hasn't really gone away — only the things have changed: first toys, then code, now supply chains and ML systems at planetary scale.

At Amazon I led the global product charter for country-level network planning, which is a fancy way of saying I helped figure out where things should go, when, and why. The numbers got large. $700M in free cash flow saved in 2024, an 80% drop in workflow errors, a 30%+ jump in delivery satisfaction across UAE, KSA, SA, and AU. None of it happened because I'm clever. All of it happened because I listened — to operators, to data, to the unglamorous parts of the business that nobody puts on slides.

// work

2022 — 2025

Senior Product Manager, Supply Chain Optimization Tech Amazon · Seattle Led the global product charter for country-level network planning. Delivered $700M in free cash flow savings via ML-driven inventory optimization, capacity modeling, and anomaly detection.

amazon

2021 — 2022

Senior Program Manager, Global Store Amazon · Seattle Owned Delivery Excellence across AU, UAE, SA, SG. Boosted CSAT 30%+ during Black Friday by surfacing real-time shipment issues across systems.

amazon

2021

Senior Program Manager, Operational Excellence Amazon · Bangalore Built a loss-bridge framework that surfaced major loss drivers; reduced non-refundable concessions from 10% to 2%.

amazon

2019 — 2021

Program Manager II, Operational Excellence Amazon · Bangalore Built an $8.2M/year profitability engine — solo. Drove alignment across finance, category, and vendor teams.

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// school

2010 — 2012

MBA Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

iim-a

2006 — 2010

B.Tech, Computer Engineering National Institute of Technology, Surat

nit

// what I do

Day-to-day I do product strategy, roadmaps, ML strategy, capacity modeling, and anomaly detection. I'm comfortable in SQL, fluent in Python, and on speaking terms with cross-functional politics. I write specs people can read on the bus, run user research that doesn't bore the participant, and translate between engineers, finance, and ops without losing the plot.

$700M

FCF saved · 2024

via ML-driven inventory optimization

30%+

CSAT lift · 21–22

across AU, UAE, SA, SG markets

80%

Fraud reduced · 21

10% → 2% via anomaly models

₹20Cr

Monthly savings · 21

return-pattern analysis, India ops

9+

Countries · 22–25

global product charter

1.2d

Delivery cut · 21–22

UAE/KSA, while reducing cost 12%

// the formal version

Resume.

Download PDF ↓

// why we'd work well together

I listen to customers. Mostly because guessing hasn't worked out great for humanity. Turns out, if you talk to people and actually care about what they're struggling with, they'll tell you how to build something useful. Wild concept.

— reason #2 —

I turn data into insight, and insight into action. Not always on the first try, but eventually — usually after I've triple-checked my SQL joins, questioned my life choices, and had a minor existential crisis over a missing semicolon.

— reason #3 —

Give me a few gigabytes of chaotic data, a strong cup of coffee or five, and some room to pace around mumbling things like "this makes no sense," and I'll dig up patterns, problems, and opportunities you didn't know existed.

// preview

SANDIP DEV

Senior PM · Ex-Amazon · IIM-A · $1.3B saved in 2024

Professional Summary

Education

Work Experience

Skills

// also · I build things

Off-hours, I write code too. A pastebin on AWS, a Telegram bot that turns screenshots into Google Calendar events, a few Claude Code skills for solo builders, and the site you're reading right now. None of them are trying to be startups. All of them scratch a specific itch.

See the portfolio →

// summary

Thirteen years building products. Four at Amazon as a Senior PM/PM. Two business degrees, one MBA. A handful of large numbers attached to my name. Available for the right kind of problem — preferably one that's been sitting on someone's desk for too long.

// portfolio · code, nights and weekends

Built, mostly.

All on GitHub ↗

// why this page exists

I'm a Product Manager by day. By night I write code — partly because I miss it, partly because the fastest way to know if an idea is any good is to ship the smallest possible version and let it tell you.

— how this list works —

Most of these started as weekend experiments. None of them are trying to be startups. All of them scratch a specific itch — usually mine, occasionally one I noticed someone else having.

— fair warning —

Some are over-engineered for what they do. That's the point. The interesting part isn't the size of the thing; it's putting it on the internet, watching it work, and learning what I was wrong about.

// projects

Jun 2026

samaritan ↗ An AI PM operating system · capture, file, recall, synthesize A personal OS for notes, decisions, and tasks. It brokers between Obsidian for prose, Notion for structured rows, and a task manager, so a stray thought or a meeting decision lands in the right place without manual filing. Eight capture skills (log, decision, meeting, recall, weekly, and more) ship as one Claude Code plugin.

repo →

ai

Apr 2026

wndr.ist ↗ AI road-trip planner · multi-day, across America A trip concierge for multi-day road trips across the US. Tell it where you're starting, where you want to end up, and what kind of trip you're looking for — it builds the route, picks the night stops, and writes the daily itinerary. Knows when to take the scenic detour.

wndr.ist →

ai

May 2026

my-claude-skills ↗ An evergreen repo of my Claude skills & commands An ever-growing repo of the Claude Code skills and slash commands I actually use. The biggest piece right now is a journal convention for solo coding projects: daily entries, weekly rollups, a live index. Plus the commands that drive it.

repo →

skills

Feb 2026

scrask-bot ↗ Screenshot → Telegram → Calendar or Tasks Send a screenshot of an event or a to-do to a Telegram bot. Vision AI parses it. The right thing lands in Google Calendar or Google Tasks, automatically. Gemini first because it's cheap; Claude fallback when confidence drops below a threshold.

repo →

python

Apr 2026

blurb ↗ Tiny paste-and-share service A pastebin running on AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway, and Route 53. One deploy.sh handles cert provisioning, packaging, and the CloudFormation diff. Built because I wanted somewhere to dump text that wasn't a Google Doc and wasn't somebody else's pastebin.

blurb.sandip.dev → repo →

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// everything else lives at github.com/devsandip

// what's next

Always one or two half-finished things in a folder. The current one is an AI OS that tries to run as much of my life as it can — calendar, inbox, focus, errands. If you're building something adjacent, come say hi.

// say hi

Let's talk.

Email is best. Calendar second. Forms last. (There's one further down, but only if you insist — I prefer the version where you just write to me like a person.)

Coffee chat — 30 minutes

Virtual. Free. Bring an idea, a problem, or just curiosity. I'll bring questions and possibly the second pour. Best for: brainstorming, gut-checks, "should I do this?" conversations.

Book a slot → // virtual · 30 min · usually within the week

Ask for a referral

I'll happily refer qualified candidates to my employer or to people in my network — provided your background actually matches the role. Send me your details, give me 48 hours, and I'll get back to you either way.

Send your details → // reply within 48h · honest yes/no

// every other way to reach me

Email

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/in/sandipdev

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GitHub

@devsandip

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X (Twitter)

@sandipdev · rarely

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Medium

@sandipdev · slowly

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Phone

on request · for urgent things

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// the promise

I read every email. I reply to most within 24 hours. If I haven't replied in 72, it means your message either fell into a folder it shouldn't have, or I'm thinking about it carefully — feel free to nudge.