Ankit Singh
Synthesizing technical rigor with commercial intuition. A strategic bridge between high-scale Computer Science and market-defining Product Strategy.
About me
I've been a builder since I was a kid, disassembling my PC just to see if I could bring it back to life with a bit more RAM and processing speed. For years, my world was defined by the "how", the architecture, the deployments, and the satisfying hum of a 0-to-1 product finally going live.
I still remember my first code review at Amazon. I pushed the code, received 22+ comments doubting my skills, and promptly broke production. It was a humbling masterclass in scale: when you're serving millions of customers, you have to think and design every detail before writing a single line of code. I adapted quickly, eventually leading initiatives to launch enterprise SaaS products and migrate B2B clients to AWS with zero downtime.
But somewhere between the Kubernetes clusters and the quarterly OKRs, I started asking a different question, not just how to build, but why it mattered. That question led me to Santa Clara University's MBA program, where I traded sprint planning for GTM strategy and system design docs for competitive positioning frameworks.
Today I operate at the intersection of both worlds. I speak engineer and I speak executive, and I use that fluency to build products that are technically sound and commercially decisive. Whether it's shipping an AI-powered ADC that cuts incident response time by 45%, or coaching aspiring PMs through their career pivots, the mission is the same: close the gap between what's possible and what's essential.
Impact Through Leadership
President, SCU Net Impact Club
Leading a cohort of 100+ purpose-driven professionals. Bridging the gap between corporate profitability and social sustainability, fostering conscious capitalism through strategic workshops and industry partnerships.
Amazon GiveHub
I participated in the Amazon GiveHub initiatives while working at Amazon. As part of the community, I coordinated multiple food distribution initiatives to serve the underprivileged population in the vicinity of Seattle.