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Esteban Araya-Santiago
[AB-01]Identity

Esteban Araya-Santiago

Product Manager since 2015

Ten years of consumer product at national scale. In-house at NBC and Telemundo, agency-side for The Wall Street Journal and Snapchat, most recently maternal health.

[AB-02]Skills
  • Product strategy & roadmapping
  • 0→1 product
  • User research
  • Experimentation
  • Product analytics
  • Design systems
  • AI-augmented workflows
  • Multi-tenant platforms
  • Intercultural Leadership

01Bio

Product manager with 10 years of experience in products people use every day: Doula-led maternity care at Pacify, nationwide digital media platforms at NBC and Telemundo, and agency-side work for The Wall Street Journal and Snapchat. My design sensibility, data-driven approach, and ability to guide teams in leveraging AI tools without sacrificing quality make me an impactful addition to any team.

[AB-03]TrajectoryWork history
  1. 20232026

    Senior Product Manager · Pacify

    Owned product architecture, budget, KPIs, and roadmap for Pacify's shift to a doula-led maternity-care platform, leading both the app redesign and the delivery of a new web platform. On top of that, restructured how the team works for AI-augmented delivery.

  2. 20222023

    Senior Product Manager · Big Human

    Led product projects from established brands like The Wall Street Journal and Snapchat to early-stage startups like Oye Wellness ($3.5M pre-seed), PopChew (food delivery), and Fibo (crypto/real estate).

  3. 20192022

    Senior Product Manager · NBC Universal

    Led the ground-up rebuild of all 36 NBC/Telemundo local news and weather apps — article page views +109%, total page views +130% in the first 60 days. Ran Product & Design through a VP's extended leave and the leadership transition that followed.

  4. 20152019

    Product Manager · AFS Intercultural Programs

    Migrated 50+ partner websites onto a 20-language multisite so local organizations could run themselves without a developer. Drove Agile adoption and persuaded leadership to fund the first product team.