Rohit Kumar

I am a Head of Product with 13+ years in operations, supply chain, and marketplaces, including 8+ years at Amazon, the last 4 as Principal Product Manager.

LinkedIn CV (PDF)

Work samples

Each page below shows recent PM work at my current company, a buy now, pay later fintech, and how I used AI in it. Samples 1 to 4 open with an interactive recreation of the tool my team used in production, on dummy data. Sample 5 opens with a flowchart and sample 6 with a prototype.

  1. On-time delivery control tower for logistics

    Strategic and tactical views of on-time delivery, from headline numbers down to the orders to fix.

  2. Interactive merchant enrollment plan for logistics

    A merchant enrollment model that balances budget, headcount, and freight costs, with what-if scenarios and goal-seek.

  3. Product roadmap coordination across team tools

    One engineering plan as a Gantt chart, checked against the team tracker and each person’s capacity, and published to Linear.

  4. Marketplace AI support agent evaluation

    A Sankey diagram of where an AI support agent’s customer contacts went, and the bars it had to clear before launch.

  5. Claude Code workspace for product management

    One Claude Code workspace behind my logistics, customer experience, product management, and executive team work.

  6. Agentic workflow for seller logistics operationsDiscovery stage

    An agent that compares a seller’s requested change with similar sellers and sends only large changes to a person.

How I built this site

I built this site with AI, including a microblog, an open-source theme library (downloads below), and this portfolio of selected work. I used mostly Claude Code in Visual Studio Code, with Wispr Flow for dictation, and everything runs on Hugo, GitHub, and Netlify. I started with little web design or coding experience, and Vercel’s v0 and ChatGPT got me through the first versions. The repository now has 300+ commits since July 2025. I settled on Opus 5.5 at high effort for professional work, extra-high for my product management workspace, and Sonnet 5.5 at medium for quick questions. Fable models suit multi-agent workflows, which most product work does not need.

  1. Roark Preview Download

    Light and minimal. Named after Howard Roark of The Fountainhead, who put function over form.

  2. Jekyll Preview Download

    Roark in dark mode, on a dot grid. Named after Dr. Jekyll, since it is the same theme with another side.

  3. Durden Preview Download

    Monospace in black and green. Named after Tyler Durden of Fight Club, since it is never complete.