Logan Kilpatrick Portfolio
Leads product for Google AI Studio and the Gemini API at Google DeepMind, after leading developer relations at OpenAI from 2022 to early 2024; earlier built lunar-rover mission-planning software at NASA and trained ML models at Apple. Has made over 50 AI startup angel investments, including Cursor and Cognition.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
A career sequence from safety-critical software to consumer developer tools
Going from NASA lunar-rover mission planning to Apple ML training to OpenAI developer relations to Google AI Studio product leadership shows a specific throughline across very different stakes and audiences.
Naming the specific transition from DevRel to product leadership
Explicitly stating he moved from leading developer relations into a product lead role shows a deliberate career move from advocacy work into direct roadmap ownership.
Investing as an extension of product judgment, not a separate hobby
Fifty-plus angel investments in AI startups, named specifically, function as a public track record of picking which AI products will matter.
What AI Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
If your career moved between very different domains, name the throughline explicitly rather than listing roles chronologically with no connective explanation.
Distinguish clearly between developer-relations/advocacy roles and product-ownership roles — a reader shouldn't have to guess which one you held.
If you invest in or advise startups in your space, name a few specific companies — it's a form of applied judgment that's otherwise hard to demonstrate.
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