Principal Product Manager | Multi-Agent AI Systems | Enterprise Platforms | 15+ Years Building 0β1 at Scale
I'm a product leader who believes the best PMs are technical enough to build, strategic enough to influence executives, and hands-on enough to ship. I design and build multi-agent AI systems, enterprise data platforms, and real-time infrastructure products that deliver measurable business impact.
Currently driving AI product strategy at Microsoft (Teams Platform). Previously built enterprise data ecosystems at Starbucks serving 200+ data scientists globally.
| $14M+ | 800K+ | 9+ | 3 | 20K+ | 200+ |
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| Revenue Generated | Enterprise Seats Protected | Orgs Aligned | Production AI Agents | Concurrent Users | Data Scientists Served |
β Accomplice & Gauntlet (in active development)
Dual-agent system for product managers β structurally enforced ideation + adversarial review
- Architecture: Accomplice (divergent ideation) and Gauntlet (adversarial review) with a hard structural boundary β neither agent can perform the other's role, enforced architecturally not by convention
- Gauntlet: Fans out across 12+ adversarial review lenses β governance, compliance, data/telemetry, responsible AI, reliability, engineering feasibility, GTM, competitive β each returning structured findings with severity and go/hold/no-go verdict
- PM Memory Layer: Federates from 6 upstream source types β meeting intelligence, signal clustering, org knowledge, incident history, telemetry, service catalog β with provenance tagging (verified vs. inferred) and quality grading before reaching any agent
- Offline-capable: Pluggable model backend; single-shot and conversational ideation modes; Hardener stage synthesizes cross-lens conflicts into backlog-ready specs
- Tech Stack: Python, Claude API, multi-agent orchestration, federated memory architecture
# What it does in one line:
PM idea β Accomplice ideates β Gauntlet stress-tests across 12+ lenses β Backlog-ready spec
Two production AI agents covering the full incident lifecycle at Microsoft
- ICM Classifier: Defined inference architecture and prompt engineering framework using Claude API; owned 8-metric evaluation framework (classification confidence, false-positive rate, false-negative rate, escalation trigger accuracy, latency P50/P95, human review rate) before any production traffic
- Impact: Reduced incident triage from 5β7 days to 2 minutes across 100β150 monthly incidents β org-wide production deployment, not a pilot
- Model Selection: Claude over GPT-4 for classification reliability and audit trail traceability
- Townhall Support Agent: Gemini Flash β agentic orchestration pattern: continuous telemetry ingestion β quality signal detection β threshold evaluation β automated incident report generation during live events at 20K+ concurrent participants
- Combined system: Classifier handles async triage, monitoring agent handles live event ops β full incident lifecycle covered
- Tech Stack: Python, Claude API, Gemini API, REST API integration, pandas, openpyxl, python-pptx
# What it does:
Live event telemetry β Quality signal detection β Auto-drafted incident report before customer escalation
100β150 monthly incidents β AI classification β 2-minute triage (was 5β7 days)
ποΈ GC Cost Estimator
Parametric cost estimator for residential general contractors β deterministic, auditable, human-in-the-loop
- Problem: Low-to-mid volume residential GCs need rough-order-of-magnitude pricing before drawings exist β existing AI takeoff tools (Togal, Kreo, Handoff AI) require drawings that don't exist at this stage
- Approach: Parametric/conceptual estimating β matches new projects against comparable historical SOVs using weighted similarity scoring across project inputs (sqft, bed/bath, garage, levels, foundation type)
- Cost buildup: Per CSI division (Concrete, Framing, Roofing, Windows & Doors, Finishes, Casework, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Site/Earthwork) normalized as % of total cost β survives small historical samples better than flat $/sqft
- Output: Range, not point estimate β total cost range, derived $/sqft, division-by-division breakdown, each tagged with confidence level (high/medium/low) based on input correlation
- Design principle: Deterministic, not generative β core matching and cost math is rules-based arithmetic, fully auditable; contractor's proprietary cost data stays in their environment
- Tech Stack: Python, HTML interactive prototype, parametric matching algorithms
# What it does:
Project inputs (sqft, beds, garage, levels) β Comparable project matching β
CSI division cost breakdown with confidence flags β ROM range estimate
Why this matters: Built for a real contractor solving a real pre-drawings pricing problem. Shows product thinking: range over false precision, confidence shown per division, human-in-the-loop by design β not a black-box number generator.
Semantic search using Gemini 2.0 Flash + RAG + FAISS vector indexing
- Goal: Understand how modern AI recommendation products work from the inside
- Tech Stack: Google Gemini 2.0 Flash, FAISS, RAG architecture, few-shot prompting, collaborative filtering, content-based filtering
- Product Thinking: Integrated OTT/affiliate monetization model into the architecture
"Suspenseful thrillers with strong female leads" β Vector search β Ranked recommendations
π PM Frameworks (in progress)
Battle-tested templates from shipping products at Microsoft & Starbucks
- PRD templates (technical, consumer, 0β1)
- Prioritization frameworks (Impact Score Model, Tech Debt vs Features)
- OKR definition and tracking frameworks
- Evaluation frameworks for AI product quality (accuracy, latency, confidence thresholds)
- Stakeholder templates (Business cases, RFCs, Launch checklists)
Current: Senior Product Manager @ Microsoft β Teams AI & Media Platform
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Authored FY2027 Media Convergence strategy aligning 9+ organizations into single architectural direction
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Shipped 1080p streaming for 20K+ concurrent participants (sub-2s P90 latency, protected $14M revenue)
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Built COGS and pricing framework: unlocked $14M opportunity, prevented $7.9M revenue loss
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Shipped two production AI agents: incident classifier (Claude API) + real-time monitoring agent (Gemini) Previous: Product Manager @ Starbucks β Enterprise Data Platforms
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Built 360 Data Suite from zero: governed data layer for Marketing, Operations, Finance globally
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Owned MLOps pipeline on Azure ML: 92% forecast accuracy in production
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Architected Identity Stitching framework using MDM principles across 7 source systems
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Drove 200+ data scientists to 75% daily active adoption through embedded delivery strategy Earlier: Technical Product Manager @ Lamb Weston β ERP & Supply Chain
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Owned order management workflows for global accounts (McDonald's, IHOP)
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Directed ERP system transitions for acquired companies globally
- πΌ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/srikanthjaligam
- π§ Email: srikanth.jaligam@gmail.com
- π Location: Seattle, WA (Open to remote)
Building multi-agent AI systems. Shipping things that run in production. Learning in public.