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Manish Agarwal
Applied: SPMRank #7 of 15 SPM applicantssquad_4@pg27.mesaschool.co+91 97652 31089spm_22_manish_agarwal.pdf
SPM
54
Below the linePM
55
ReviewSPM rubric (applied role)54.0 / 100Below the line
| Criterion | Score | Weight | Points | Evidence | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPM-1 Hands-on logistics operations experience | 3/5 | 25% | 15 | Coordinated with logistics team on inbound material scheduling — understanding how materials reached the plant floor | Worked closely with logistics teams during manufacturing operations but did not hold a direct logistics role. |
| SPM-2 Senior-most owner, no one above them in the function | 3/5 | 25% | 15 | owns this module with a VP Product above reviewing key roadmap decisions quarterly | Sole owner of the visibility and scheduling modules but has a VP of Product reviewing roadmap decisions above them. |
| SPM-3 Turns fixes into standing practice | 3/5 | 20% | 12 | Led a 4-month downtime reduction project: root-caused top breakdown causes, revised PM schedule, reduced machine downtime by 18% | Turned root-cause findings into a revised maintenance schedule in an adjacent ops role, but adoption without them is not documented. |
| SPM-4 Judgement under pressure, stated plainly | 1/5 | 15% | 3 | none | Presents a standard narrative without naming specific hard calls, failures, or decisions made under pressure. |
| SPM-5 Grows people who then get promoted | 3/5 | 15% | 9 | Manages a junior PM | Directly manages a junior PM, but names no promotion outcome or growth timeline. |
PM rubric (other role)55.0 / 100Review
| Criterion | Score | Weight | Points | Evidence | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PM-1 Hands-on logistics operations experience | 3/5 | 30% | 18 | Coordinated with logistics team on inbound material scheduling — understanding how materials reached the plant floor | Worked closely with logistics teams during plant operations rather than personally executing freight or logistics operations. |
| PM-2 Builds from observed pain; peers adopt it | 1/5 | 20% | 4 | none | Only assigned product management and engineering responsibilities are described with no self-started tools adopted by peers. |
| PM-3 Sole ownership with no layer in between | 3/5 | 20% | 12 | owns this module with a VP Product above reviewing key roadmap decisions quarterly | Owned modules and features within a larger team under the direction of a VP of Product. |
| PM-4 Discovery directly with operators | 4/5 | 15% | 12 | Led the design of a supplier integration feature after spending 3 days at a Tier-2 auto component plant understanding how supplier delivery schedules are tracked manually | Clear evidence of conducting discovery directly on-site with frontline plant operators, though lacking quantified product outcome metrics. |
| PM-5 Candour: kills, post-mortems, owning what went wrong | 3/5 | 15% | 9 | Led a 4-month downtime reduction project: root-caused top breakdown causes, revised PM schedule, reduced machine downtime by 18% | Details diagnosing and fixing operational breakdowns and notes delivery speed limitations, but does not name an explicit personal failure, kill, or outage. |
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[REDACTED] Senior Product Manager [REDACTED] · [REDACTED] · Delhi NCR · [REDACTED] Professional Summary Product Manager with 6 years of experience — 2 years in manufacturing plant operations followed by 4 years in industrial IoT and supply chain SaaS product management. Strong operational foundation from the plant floor; now applying it to building software for manufacturing and supply chain teams. Work best when close to the problem and the people experiencing it. Work Experience Senior Product Manager Altizon Systems (Industrial IoT & Manufacturing SaaS, 200 employees), Pune · Jan 2022 – Present — Senior PM for the supply chain visibility and production scheduling modules — 60+ manufacturing clients across automotive, electronics, and FMCG sectors — Led the design of a supplier integration feature after spending 3 days at a Tier-2 auto component plant understanding how supplier delivery schedules are tracked manually — good discovery foundation, feature took 8 months from concept to launch — Manages a junior PM; owns this module with a VP Product above reviewing key roadmap decisions quarterly — Annual planning cycle driven by enterprise contracts and customer advisory board inputs; rapid iteration difficult given 6–8 month release cadences — Strong at technical requirement writing, manufacturing domain understanding, and large stakeholder management; less exposure to short-cycle iteration and independent go/no-go calls Product Manager Altizon Systems, Pune · Sep 2020 – Dec 2021 — PM for the machine connectivity and OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) dashboard product — Shipped a new alerting engine for production line exceptions; designed after on-site visits at 3 client plants — Worked directly with plant engineers and production managers on requirements — stronger on domain understanding than on speed of delivery Production Engineer Bharat Forge Ltd. (Auto Components, 5000+ employees), Pune · Jul 2018 – Aug 2020 — Managed precision forging line operations — planning, quality, and shift supervision across 2 production lines — Led a 4-month downtime reduction project: root-caused top breakdown causes, revised PM schedule, reduced machine downtime by 18% — Coordinated with logistics team on inbound material scheduling — understanding how materials reached the plant floor Education B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering · NIT Jaipur · 2014–2018 · CGPA 8.1/10 Skills & Certifications Product management · Industrial IoT · Manufacturing operations · Supply chain planning · JIRA · Confluence · SQL · Figma · SAP MM Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (2020) · Product-Led Growth – OpenView (2023)