I am Ramya Sethuraman, a product management leader with over 20 years of industry experience building massive-scale consumer-focused products and building and scaling product orgs that contribute to net good for people and society. I focus on ML/AI driven product areas with a strong tie to research, data science and UX.

I currently serve as the Chief Product Officer at The Suite, a startup focused on building an invite-only, bespoke community platform for C Suite executives. I lead the product, engineering nd design departments at The Suite. Prior to this role, I spent over a decade in engineering and product leadership at Meta. Read more.

Prior to my work at Meta, I’ve donned various hats as an accessibility consultant at Stanford University, UI architect at Bottomline Technologies and a software engineer at IBM. I hold a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Kentucky and a management degree from the Birla Institute of Technology & Science, India.

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📚 In my free time, I write books, available at amazon.com/author/ramya.

✏️ I also write about product management here: medium.com/@ramyasethu.

🎞 And here is the first short film I produced based on one of my short stories!

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Product Management Frameworks
Product Management Frameworks

A collection of my favorite product management frameworks for the 3Ps (People, Process, Product)

Simple Lessons I learned as a Product Manager
Simple Lessons I learned as a Product Manager
Start with Why: Sketch Note
Start with Why: Sketch Note
On KQED: America the Quiet
On KQED: America the Quiet

On NPR: Americans think of their country as brash and noisy. But growing up in cacophonous India, Ramya Sethuraman finds America eerily quiet.

Everything I read on my way to a Product Management role
Everything I read on my way to a Product Management role

After more than a decade writing code, I was ready for a change. In my case, the intersection of my skills and passion pointed towards product management. Books have always been my go-to to learn about a new topic. So, I scoured the web for the best books I could read about product management. But, I also wanted to find a way to jot down the essence of the book so I could retain more in my head and refer to them in the future. These sketch notes mark my journey to product management. I hope you find them useful and wish you good luck with your personal journeys into product.