Nandini Chaudhary

Product Manager · Bengaluru · Open to remote

Nandini
Chaudhary

I turn ambiguous problems into evidence, decisions, and products that work.

Research-first PM with experience across zero-to-one cybersecurity hiring, healthcare market research, and high-stakes consumer products.

01 — Selected work

Three ways I move a product forward.

The case studies are organized by the product capability they demonstrate—not by industry. Each separates what I owned, what the evidence showed, and what happened next.

Discovery · Customer research · Prioritization

Finding the real reason customers disappeared

A post-conversion funnel was leaking. Instead of redesigning on instinct, I built the research instrument, reached the customers inside the drop-off, and found that the interface was not the problem.

352 contacted88 conversationsRoadmap redirected
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Zero to one · Product strategy · MVP

Building skills-based hiring from the ground up

For Hirelyst, I owned the product vision, roadmap, assessment model, performance dashboards, and go-to-market for a cybersecurity talent platform built around demonstrated ability.

0→1 MVP40% faster hiring45% engagement lift
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Systems thinking · Requirements · Alignment

Turning hard constraints into workable product decisions

Across identity, consent, payments, and communications, I translated policy and operational ambiguity into requirements teams could build and stakeholders could defend.

3 core BRDsCross-functionalConstraint-led
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02 — At a glance

Impact that survives the headline.

Numbers are useful when their boundaries are visible. These come from the latest résumé; the case studies add the context behind them.

28%

lower unit cost after a structured multi-provider evaluation and commercial benchmark.

17+

competing products walked end to end to turn onboarding opinions into comparable evidence.

40%

reported reduction in time-to-hire for the cybersecurity assessment product.

“Hold the solution loosely until the qualitative and quantitative evidence agree.”My operating principle for discovery

03 — Experience

A research path into product ownership.

My background is not a single-domain ladder. It is a progression from scientific analysis, through market research, into building and operating products.

  1. Dec 2025 — nowAssociate Product Manager · Consumer technology platformDiscovery, requirements, vendor strategy, regulated journeys
  2. Jul 2024 — Nov 2025Product Manager · HirelystZero-to-one cybersecurity hiring platform
  3. Jan — Jun 2024Market Research Analyst · GRG HealthcareMarket opportunity, segmentation, product strategy
  4. 2024M.Tech · BioinformaticsAmity University · 9.33/10 CGPA
  5. 2026 · ongoingProduct Management with Generative & Agentic AIBITS School of Management

04 — Product practice

The domain changes. The work transfers.

My current role is in financial services. It is one context in which I practice a broader craft.

Discover

User interviews, market research, funnel analysis, competitive journeys, and root-cause investigation.

Decide

Prioritization, roadmap trade-offs, commercial evaluation, metrics, and explicit non-goals.

Deliver

BRDs and PRDs, MVP ownership, cross-functional alignment, go-to-market, and measurable iteration.

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Have a hard product problem?

I am exploring Product Manager roles across AI products, B2B software, and thoughtful consumer experiences—especially where research and rigor change the decision.