Coach EHT2Based in United States
Staff Product Manager and AI Product Manager
NetflixBeforeMetaMeta
- Level
- Staff or Lead
- Rating
- New coach
- Sessions
- None yet
About
Amit Tomar is Lead Product Manager at Netflix, where he focuses on developer experience for APIs, platforms, and Agentic developer workflows. Previously, he worked at Meta, driving product strategy and execution for the Meta's Ads API platform and its large developer ecosystem. His experience also includes receiving PM offers from Google and Stripe for AI/ML-focused roles. The Stripe opportunity was with its ML Foundations and GenAI organization, focused on ML/AI applications, infrastructure, tooling, and agentic capabilities. Google AI/ML PM roles similarly span AI foundations, data infrastructure, generative AI, and agentic systems. Amit has built and scaled products across AI/ML, APIs, databases, developer platforms, and enterprise software, with experience at Netflix, Meta, Hasura, Imply, and C3.ai. His work has included scaling developer platforms, improving API experiences, building AI-native workflows, and driving products with significant business impact. As a coach, Amit helps students and professionals prepare for Product Management interviews, sharpen product thinking, structure ambiguous problems, and communicate their experience effectively. His coaching draws heavily from firsthand experience interviewing at and working with leading technology companies, with an emphasis on practical frameworks, product judgment, technical depth, and clear communication. Amit holds a Master's degree from MIT Sloan School of Management and is based in the San Francisco Bay Ar
Interview rounds they run
- Product case
- Behavioral
For Product Manager, AI Product Manager interviews.
Also helps with
- Metrics and KPIs
- A/B testing
- LLMs and GenAI
- Data pipelines and ETL
- Take-home assignments
- Resume and LinkedIn
- Prep plan and timeline
- Switching careers
- Leadership and management
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