Piyush Funde
I turn chaos into systems that scale.
Product Manager who prototypes solutions, not just plans them.
Piyush Funde
I turn chaos into systems that scale.
Product Manager who prototypes solutions, not just plans them.
TripSync
Replaces the WhatsApp + Google Sheets + Splitwise stack with a single shareable trip link. Built for the coordination layer nobody was solving.
SubSmart
A 90-second subscription audit that tells you exactly which services to keep, review, or cancel — no login, no bank access, no dashboard to maintain.
BFSI & Fintech
Fraud prevention, referral acquisition, embedded finance, API/SDK integrations in regulated banking.
Product Execution
Discovery to post-launch: user research, PRDs, sprint planning, backlog grooming, QA, Jira.
Data & Analytics
SQL, Excel, Tableau, Power BI — metrics definition, A/B testing, insight generation.
AI & Prototyping
Agentic prototyping — Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Stitch. Full product buildouts using AI assistance, from PRD to deployed product.
0 to 1 Builder
Bootstrapped and sold a venture. Built and shipped 3 products end-to-end with code assistance.
Stakeholder Management
Cross-functional delivery across Legal, Compliance, Risk, Engineering, and Marketing in regulated environments.
I've shipped products at Axis Bank and Yes Bank, ran and sold an agri-based startup, and now I'm building AI-era products. Not a typical PM trajectory. That's the point.
At Axis Bank and Yes Bank, I owned full product cycles in some of the most compliance-heavy environments in Indian FinTech. Built an ML-based fraud prevention model that cut fraudulent accounts from 3.7% to 1.5%. Launched a referral program that reduced customer acquisition cost by 80%. 2.5+ years of PM experience, BITS Pilani degree, real shipped products.
In between, I stepped away from banking entirely. Bootstrapped a sugarcane harvesting venture, hired a 7-person team, onboarded 30+ transport partners, and coordinated harvests for 1000+ farmers in Maharashtra. Ran it for 14 months and sold it.
Now I'm channeling everything into what's next: AI-era products that solve real problems. I prototype before I plan, and I think in systems, not features.