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Product Management

Product manager who ships — discovery to integrations to launch.

I’m Mihael Fugaj — a product person with a designer’s craft and an operator’s range. For a decade I’ve owned products end to end: research, prioritization, roadmaps, stakeholder and budget calls, third-party integrations, and the ship moment. I work best on systems where reliability and onboarding decide whether the product wins.

  • 10+ yrs leading product & design on small teams, usually as lead/owner
  • $2M+ pre-seed Zevo, the two-sided EV marketplace I designed end to end
  • PM + Head of Dev owned timeline, budget, integrations & stakeholders (Samsung, Sancta Domenica)

How I think about product

Start with the job, not the feature.

I lead with what the user is trying to get done, then let the system — integrations, mechanics, edge cases — carry weight underneath. The same north star I apply in Web2 and Web3.

Prioritize against the funnel.

I look for the step where intent leaks — the click before confidence — and fix that first. On Haas that meant restructuring IA around the buyer's question order, cutting time-to-purchase and lifting average order value.

Reliability is a feature.

In marketplaces and integrated systems, trust is the product. Contactless unlock on Zevo and ERP/CRM reconciliation on Samsung both lived or died on getting the highest-stakes moment right.

Selected work, as product outcomes

Each project mapped to the product competency it proves. Full case studies live under UX/UI and Web3 & AI.

Range note: I’ve also shipped genuinely complex on-chain consumer products (Liberoverse, Agents4.fun, Traverse) where the job was hiding protocol complexity behind a product anyone could use. Proof I can make hard systems feel simple — the core PM skill.

How I work

  1. 01 Discover Talk to users and the data; find where intent actually leaks.
  2. 02 Frame Write the problem, the bet, and how we'll know it worked.
  3. 03 Prioritize Sequence by impact-over-effort; protect the critical path.
  4. 04 Ship cross-functionally Design, eng, stakeholders moving as one; integrations included.
  5. 05 Measure & iterate Read the funnel, cut what doesn't move it, repeat.

Let's talk

I own products end to end — discovery, prioritization, roadmaps, stakeholder and budget calls, third-party integrations, and the ship moment. If you're building a system where reliability and onboarding decide whether the product wins, that's exactly where I do my best work.