Product Design at Stimuler | Top UX Voice on Linkedin | No Code Enthusiast | Notion consultant | Dentist

Hey Mate! 

This is Sriram, I am a Dentist turned product designer. I am passionate in building scalable products that solve complex real world problems. I view design as perfect intersection of tech, problem solving and creativity.

Most days I sketch ideas, prototype and test my ideas to build products. Feel free to contact for a chat or wor k-  srirammanogarux@gmail.com

Sriram Manogar

I solve dual-persona problems: where the buyer and the end-user want different things.

For the past 4 years in B2B products, I've navigated the tension between what enterprise buyers need to see (ROI, compliance, control) and what end-users actually want (autonomy, simplicity, relevance).

Some problems I've solved:
→ End-users resisted "mandatory" positioning from their employers
   • Conducted research revealing voluntary-but-committed model would work
   • Insights informed CEO's enterprise pitch strategy
   • Result: 3 initial enterprise customers, 4.6/5 end-user satisfaction

→ Sales reps struggled articulating product differentiation
   • Diagnosed through user journey analysis + 12 rep interviews
   • Created expert authority assets to close credibility gaps
   • Result: Improved conversion in test group, rolled out broadly

→ Product scope misaligned with market needs (too specialized)
   • Field research revealed 80/20 split needed (core workflow vs specialty)
   • Led cross-functional redesign with marketing, sales, leadership
   • Result: Enabled first successful enterprise partnerships in new vertical

My Approach:
I start with research (user interviews, journey analysis, data diagnosis), find the insight, and influence stakeholders with evidence. I've pitched managers, skip-levels, and CEOs. I've run experiments with small samples to de-risk bigger bets.

What I'm Building:
I'm pursuing my Master's in Engineering Management at Purdue to add technical depth  to complement my product strategy and user research background.

What I'm Looking For:
PM internships (Spring, Summer, Fall 2026) at B2B SaaS or PLG companies where dual-persona dynamics matter: where you need to balance end-user experience with buyer requirements, where research informs strategy, and where rapid validation beats analysis paralysis.

I not only look out for interesting opportunities, but I look at interesting perspectives (as a hobbyist photographer), interesting books (as a Sci-Fi/Fantasy reader), interesting music (as a house music enjoyer), and interesting teams to support (as a Scuderia Ferrari fan. :))

If you're working on products where the user and the buyer aren't the same person, or if you're thinking about how to make B2B products people actually want to use, I'd love to chat!

Sidharth Sundaram

Folks, content creation is harder than it looks. 


But, after tomorrow's session, your prompting should not be :)


📅 𝐖𝐡𝐞𝐧: Thu, Nov 6 | 6:30 PM EST
📍 𝐖𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞: LWSN 1106
🚨Register here to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gdTXVP4i

MEM’27 @ Purdue | Former B2B Product Manager | Seeking Spring & Summer 2026 PM Internships

View company: Product Management Club @ Purdue

Prompting isn’t just an AI skill. It’s a thinking skill.



In the next Product Lab by Purdue PMClub, we’ll be breaking down why prompting often fails, how PMs can build their own vibe‑coding system, and how to use these tools to think better.


Sign up if you want to learn by building. (Limited spots.)
📅 𝐖𝐡𝐞𝐧: Thu, Nov 6 | 6:30 PM EST
📍 𝐖𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞: LWSN 1106
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It was a bit challenging to put thoughts into words, but I hope the ideas come through clearly :)

Last night, SANKETH RAJ PATIL and Sidharth Sundaram ran a session on “Vibe-Coding & Thinking Systems”, which was an exploration of how prompting with clarity parallels how great PMs write PRDs, debug problems, and refine mental models.

As AI tools feel more “natural,” they also demand that you think more precisely.

This session was a deep dive into how structured thinking leads to better results, both in prompting and in product work.

Here’s our takeaways from the session:
- Fuzzy prompts = fuzzy thinking. If the output’s unclear, your thinking probably is too!
- Prompting = product thinking. Good prompts have the same structure as good PRDs: clear goals, users, and constraints.
- Iteration builds intuition. Every prompt-debug-learn loop helps you think more in systems.

Take a look at the deck below, and share what resonates most with you!

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