Laura Zermin Portfolio
Freelance/fractional PM whose portfolio documents five real, dated engagements — from a point-of-sales system for a 1M-farmer NGO (One Acre Fund) to Ledger's NFT marketplace — each with explicit timelines and outcomes.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Dated, sequential engagement history
Each project lists exact months, which reads as an honest freelance timeline rather than a curated highlight reel — it signals someone comfortable with scrutiny.
Cross-sector range with a consistent PM throughline
NGO logistics, solar energy monitoring, smart mobility, and NFT marketplaces are wildly different domains; moving between all of them signals adaptable PM fundamentals over domain lock-in.
MVP-to-iteration framing
Case studies explicitly separate "MVP released" from "continued iteration based on analytics and user interviews" — showing she distinguishes shipping from learning.
What Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
Date-stamp your engagements. Precise timelines read as more credible than vague "worked with X" framing.
If you work fractionally/freelance, showing range across unrelated industries is a feature — frame it as transferable PM instinct.
Separate "what shipped" from "what we learned after shipping" in every case study.
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