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xhan0o

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xhan0o··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2026)
I have reached out but have not heard back. I have quite an overlapping experience for the Integrations PM role. I have built this prototype to showcase: ipaas.shan0o.com
xhan0o··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (December 2025)
Location: SF Bay Area, California, US Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, Claude/AI APIs, SQL, RICE prioritization, PostHog/Clarity/Sentry, LaunchDarkly, JIRA/Linear, Figma prototyping (V0/Replit) Résumé/CV: xhan0o.com Email: shantanoopatel@gmail.com

Product Manager | Technical PM

8+ years bridging technical depth with customer empathy. Currently Head of Product at Hopstack (AI supply chain) where I built the product org from scratch, drove 4x ARR growth, and achieved 95%+ retention across 50+ enterprise customers.

Track record: Reduced implementation time 80% (15 weeks→3 weeks), increased feature adoption from 40%→85%, led 70+ integration platform connecting ERPs/e-commerce/carriers. Led 500+ demos and 25+ warehouse deployments. Strong technical foundation (firmware optimization achieving 16x performance gains at LG, 4 patents in IoT/sensor fusion).

My approach: hypothesis-driven discovery, ruthless prioritization (killed 30+ low-value features), 80/20 rule for speed-to-value. I can architect solutions, implement them in production, and work directly with operations teams to ensure adoption.

Looking for: Product Manager roles at high-growth startups or established tech companies building AI, robotics, or developer tools. Interested in teams that value customer obsession, rapid iteration, and pragmatic technical choices.

Experience: Head of Product in Logistics space, LG Electronics R&D (autonomous retail/IoT), Other Engineering experience with Fortune 500 IoT deployments

xhan0o··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2022)
email id to get in touch?
xhan0o··on Show HN: Doxx Me – See how doxxable your phone number is
How would you suggest to make it more secure, staying in current line only? Any known solutions? It is spooky AF.
xhan0o··on Avoid Else, Return Early (2013)
I can recall this, this was taught to me in Computer Architecture class, while designing the processor.