Leadership & Execution:

As Senior Product Manager, I led end-to-end development from concept to launch in 8 weeks:

Managed stakeholder expectations between VP Design, CEO, and VP Engineering while prioritizing user research insights
Drove technical decisions to meet strict performance requirements (0 dropped frames in video playback)
Balanced UX complexity by introducing a toggle system to resolve conflicts between existing annotations and new point & click features
Executed rapid prototyping and user testing to validate design decisions

Technical Challenges Overcome:

Refactored heavyweight commenting component to maintain video performance
Implemented seamless integration with existing annotation system
Optimized for both video and photo workflows

Business Impact:

Won NAB 2024 Product of the Year
Unlocked new revenue stream through photo workflow capabilities
Secured major enterprise clients (Nike) by supporting multi-comment functionality on images
Successfully navigated post-launch feedback by quickly adjusting playback UX based on user response

Key Learnings:

Early system-wide user testing could have prevented initial friction between commenting features and v3 video player UX, and stakeholder requests

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Role: Senior Project Manager

Frame.io faced increasing competition and shifting market demands for video and image collaboration. Customer feedback revealed critical inefficiencies in the commenting system: disconnected feedback from visuals, cumbersome single-frame viewing, and inadequate remote collaboration tools.

NAB 2024: Product of the year

Leadership & Execution:

As Senior Product Manager, I led end-to-end development from concept to launch in 8 weeks:

Managed stakeholder expectations between VP Design, CEO, and VP Engineering while prioritizing user research insights
Drove technical decisions to meet strict performance requirements (0 dropped frames in video playback)
Balanced UX complexity by introducing a toggle system to resolve conflicts between existing annotations and new point & click features
Executed rapid prototyping and user testing to validate design decisions

Technical Challenges Overcome:

Refactored heavyweight commenting component to maintain video performance
Implemented seamless integration with existing annotation system
Optimized for both video and photo workflows

Business Impact:

Won NAB 2024 Product of the Year
Unlocked new revenue stream through photo workflow capabilities
Secured major enterprise clients (Nike) by supporting multi-comment functionality on images
Successfully navigated post-launch feedback by quickly adjusting playback UX based on user response

Key Learnings:

Early system-wide user testing could have prevented initial friction between commenting features and v3 video player UX, and stakeholder requests