My workshop for product thinking
and AI experiments.
I'm Suyash Tandon. I build products, experiment with AI, and write about what I learn along the way. Trusted by teams operating across 13 international markets. This site is less a résumé and more a place to think out loud — case studies, essays, and works in progress.
I work at the intersection of AI, data platforms, and operations — building tools that help global teams move faster.
Case studies from the workshop
Standardizing Global Quality Operations
Replaced paper forms and localized spreadsheets with a single quality platform used across 13 distribution centers.
↳ Unified quality reporting across 13 markets · 30% fewer customer-impacting errors
Automating Global Warehouse Localization with AI
Integrated Meta's NLLB translation engine into the CMS so new features rolled out to non-English markets in minutes, not weeks.
↳ Localization lead time: weeks → minutes
Building a High-Performance L2 Support & Delivery Engine
0 → 1 L2 support and delivery framework — shielding engineers from interruption while giving leadership true capacity visibility.
↳ Framework adopted as the blueprint across platform teams
From The Product Garage.
Stakeholder Conflicts Are Never Really About the Product
What building a product for assembly-line workers taught me about stakeholder conflict, user research, and the value of being uncomfortable.
Read the essayHubSpot Didn't Have an AI Problem. It Had a Trust Problem.
Why HubSpot's AI stumble was really a trust failure — and what it reveals about shipping AI features users will actually rely on.
The Product Thinking Behind Apple Music AutoMix
A product teardown of Apple Music's AutoMix — how Apple turned seamless song transitions into a capability for energy continuity, and what behavioral signals would actually measure success.
The products I care about solve messy, unglamorous problems for real people — and then quietly get out of the way. That's the standard. Not just shipped — actually used, actually trusted, actually improving someone's day.