About

Lakshay Tutlani is an accomplished product manager with over 6 years of experience in product management and development in B2C, B2B, and B2G products. He holds an MBA from ISB and has worked on supporting large-scale digital transformation in public systems and assisting clients in various industries such as social media, government, education, healthcare, finance, and automotive. Lakshay started his career as a software engineer at Opera Solutions and later worked as a lead programmer at Zenon. He then joined CSF as a product manager, where he developed a Hindi-language vernacular parenting app for low-income group children. Currently, he is working as a Product Manager 2 at Microsoft, where he is building next-generation camera capabilities and a marketplace for tutors. Apart from his professional work, Lakshay has also worked on his own startup called YAST, which predicted which blood donors were most likely to donate blood. He is also an investment partner at Campus Fund, Asia's first cross-campus, student-led VC ($10 Mn+) focused on backing student entrepreneurs. Lakshay's specialties include product strategy, product management, market research, competitor insight assessment, customer profiling, road mapping, UI/UX, user research, data collection & manipulation, strategy, machine learning, robotics process automation, analytics, and software development. He is a mentor at Global Mentorship Initiative and has relevant experience of 4.01 years. Lakshay is a lifelong learner and has completed an executive program in advance customer analytics from IIM. He holds a Bachelor's degree from the University School of Information, Communication & Technology (USICT) and a Non-Medical Engineering Graphics degree from Bal Bharati Public School Ganga Ram Hospital Marg. He is expected to complete his PGP - Management (MBA) from ISB in December 2022. Lakshay is a dynamic individual who enjoys teaching and has collaborated with US institutions to assist professionals who have lost their jobs due to Covid in learning basic computing skills to re-enter the tech sector workforce.