Peter Yang Portfolio
Product Lead at Roblox after product roles at Reddit, Amazon/Twitch, and Meta; writes "Creator Economy," a newsletter reaching 140,000+ tech professionals with practical AI tutorials, and self-published the Amazon-bestselling "Principles of Product Management."
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Four named large-platform employers in one bio
Listing Roblox, Reddit, Twitch, and Meta by name, rather than "top tech companies," lets a reader independently judge the range of consumer-platform experience behind his AI commentary.
Self-publishing as a stated, deliberate choice
Self-publishing his book rather than going through a traditional publisher, and having it become a bestseller anyway, demonstrates he can build distribution for his own work.
Podcast guests named as a proxy for network depth
Naming the specific companies his podcast guests come from (Anthropic, Google, Cursor, Replit) gives concrete evidence of access to frontier AI practitioners.
What AI Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
List your past employers by name, not by tier — specific names let a reader calibrate your experience themselves.
If you've self-published a book or resource, say so directly — the distribution effort is itself relevant experience for a product role.
When citing your network or guest list as credibility, name the specific companies or people involved rather than describing the network in the abstract.
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