Sophia Nguyen
Product manager with 6 years of experience building B2B SaaS products for small businesses. Owns the roadmap for a scheduling product with 40K paying customers and led launches that grew annual recurring revenue by $3.2M. Combines customer research, data and close work with engineering and design.
- Own the roadmap for a scheduling product used by 40K paying businesses, working with 8 engineers and 2 designers
- Launched online payments, adding $3.2M in annual recurring revenue within 12 months
- Redesigned onboarding based on 30 customer interviews, lifting trial-to-paid conversion from 14% to 19%
- Cut monthly churn from 3.1% to 2.4% by prioritizing reliability and top-requested features
- Managed the invoicing feature set for an accounting app with 120K users
- Ran 20+ A/B tests on the invoice editor, increasing invoices sent per user by 22%
- Wrote PRDs and user stories and ran sprint planning with a 6-person team
Product strategy • Roadmapping • Customer discovery • A/B testing • SQL • Amplitude • Jira • Figma • Agile / Scrum • Go-to-market planning • Pricing • Stakeholder alignment
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- Owned the roadmap for a product used by 40K paying businesses
- Launched a payments feature that added $3.2M in annual recurring revenue
- Lifted trial-to-paid conversion from 14% to 19% with a redesigned onboarding flow
- Reduced monthly churn from 3.1% to 2.4% by prioritizing top customer issues
- Conducted 30+ customer interviews per quarter to guide discovery
- Ran 20+ A/B tests and shipped the winning variants
- Wrote clear PRDs and user stories for an 8-engineer team
- Defined product KPIs and built dashboards in Amplitude and SQL
- Partnered with marketing and sales on launch plans and enablement
- Aligned leadership on quarterly priorities using an impact vs. effort framework
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How to write a product manager resume
1. Show outcomes from what you shipped
Product managers are judged on impact. For each launch, state the result: revenue, conversion, retention or time saved.
2. Be clear about your role
Products are built by teams. Describe what you owned, such as discovery, prioritization or the launch, and do not take sole credit for team results.
3. Give scale and context
Mention the number of users, team size and type of product (B2B, consumer, platform) so readers understand your scope.
4. Include how you make decisions
Show that you use research and data, for example customer interviews, experiments and analytics tools you actually use.
5. Keep it to one page if you can
Most PM resumes under 10 years of experience fit on one page. Prioritize your most relevant launches.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a product manager resume include?
A short summary, skills, and experience showing launches, decisions and measurable outcomes, plus the size of your product and team, education and any relevant certifications.
How do I become a product manager with no PM experience?
Highlight product-like work in your current role, such as leading a project, gathering user feedback or analyzing data. Consider associate PM programs and side projects you can show.
Do product managers need technical skills?
Not always, but understanding how software is built helps. SQL, analytics tools and familiarity with APIs are common advantages, especially for technical products.
Are product management certifications useful?
They can show interest, but hiring managers care more about real product results. Treat certifications as a supplement, not a replacement for experience.
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