Chinedu Okeke

Hey there! I'm Chinedu (chee-nay-doo), a Product Manager based in the UK.

I work on platforms, data and enterprise software, with experience at Matillion, Risevest and Anaplan. I enjoy making complex products easier to understand and use.

Outside work, I follow my curiosity by building—from Datangle and data infrastructure agents to football storytelling and tools that help people launch a brand. This is where I share what I make and what I learn along the way.

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Work & experiments

Things I’m building, questions I’m testing, and the decisions along the way.

Datangle

Making data infrastructure easier to set up and work with, starting with the onboarding journey.

ProductBuilding

Play by Value

Exploring the money and decisions behind football through visual stories and a repeatable research workflow.

Creative projectBuilding and producing

Portfolio Editor

An evidence-backed workflow that turns ongoing work into portfolio proposals, review summaries and previews.

ExperimentOpen-source skill

Brand Launch Agent

Connecting brand strategy, naming and availability evidence in a reusable agent workflow.

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Writing

The Loop Got Faster, Not Different

What eleven days from raw idea to shipped actually looked like — and how the doc, the design and the code each turned out to be wrong in a different direction.

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Don't Bet the Guarantee on the Model

Trustworthy AI products don't come from a smarter model, but from minimising how much of the guarantee depends on it.

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Nothing Fundamentally Changes in Product Management — Even With AI

Why product management isn’t fundamentally changing with AI — and why understanding value creation remains the core of the role.

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Speaking & conversations

Conversations about product management, career decisions and building useful things.

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Away from the keyboard

Usually playing football, or convincing myself I could have made the Ballon d'Or top 10 back in 2011 if I'd stuck with it. Friday and Saturday evenings are my chance to test that theory.