Rohan Surve · Technical Product Manager
Twelve years across enterprise delivery and 0→1 building. As a founding tech hire I shipped an LMS, a 6-module CRM, and an 80%-faster payment flow — the platform that scaled a company to ₹100 Cr+. Now I ship production SaaS solo with AI: FlutterKit Pro, getfirepanel.com, and more.

The short version
Rohan Surve is a Technical Product Manager based in Bengaluru with 12 years across enterprise delivery and 0→1 product building. He joined an EdTech scale-up as its first technology hire and built the function from the ground up — turning business requirements into a shipped LMS, a 6-module enterprise CRM, and an 80%-faster payment flow, owning functional design, delivery, and stakeholder management end to end.
He now ships production SaaS independently using AI-assisted development (Claude, Cursor, Next.js, Firebase), having grown rohansurve.in / FlutterKit Pro to thousands of daily visitors. He’s recognized as a Top 3 Product Builder on Peerlist.
The combination is the point — a product manager who turns requirements into working product, not just specs.
How I work now
AI collapsed the distance between deciding and shipping. My operating model runs the whole loop.
What to build, for whom, and why it matters — the judgment twelve years of enterprise delivery, functional design, and stakeholder management buys. AI is fast; direction is the hard part.
I turn requirements into working software with AI-assisted development — Claude, Cursor, Next.js, Firebase. Real, production TypeScript and infrastructure, not throwaway prototypes. A one-person team that ships like five.
Auth, payments (Razorpay native SDK), webhooks, SEO, analytics, deploys — the whole stack, in production, under my name. I don’t hand off the last mile; I own the outcome end to end.
What I’ve built
Real products in production — each one specced, built, and shipped hands-on.
A bit about me
I started out as an entrepreneur in Thane, delivering IT and digital projects for 750+ clients before I ever held a “PM” title — which means I learned product the way it sticks: by owning the outcome, not the org chart. That thread runs through everything since.
The formative chapter was Quantum Leap, where I walked in as the first technology hire and built the whole function from a no-code base — hiring the team, designing the systems, and shipping the LMS, CRM, and payments layer that carried the company from ₹40 Cr to ₹100 Cr+. I like the hardest part: turning fuzzy intent into something real, on time, that people actually use.
When AI-assisted development matured, it felt less like a trend and more like the leverage I’d been waiting for — now the gap between “I should build this” and “it’s live” is a weekend, not a quarter. So I build in public, ship small and often, and keep a detailed résumé for the parts that don’t fit on a landing page. Based in Bengaluru, open to relocation. Always happy to talk shop.
The path so far
Shipping production SaaS solo with AI-assisted development. Recognized as a Top 3 Product Builder on Peerlist.
First tech hire. Built the function from scratch — an in-house LMS, a 6-module enterprise CRM, and a checkout re-architecture that powered the company’s scale from ₹40 Cr to ₹100 Cr+.
Owned the internal roadmap across Sales, Ops, Accounts, and QA — cut manual processing effort ~70% through automation.
Ran full lifecycle delivery for mobile and web builds at 95% client satisfaction; reusable templates cut timelines ~50%.
End-to-end delivery of IT and digital projects for 750+ clients across education and logistics.
Hiring, collaborating, or just curious how a PM ships production software solo? Reach out.