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Krishna (Vasanth) Namasivayam

CEO @ Featurely AI | Derisking high stakes decisions with human simulations | Previously AI products at Meta, Dropbox and Nvidia

Danville, California, United States · 1 connection

Featurely AI

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About

Most startup teams make product decisions on gut feel, and that can lead to failure. Not because they want to — but because running real experiments takes weeks, recruiting users is slow, and feedback loops are broken. That’s the problem we’re solving. We built Featurely to help teams replace guesswork with data-driven validation. Our synthetic humans simulate real customer behavior across your AARR funnel — from activation to retention — so you can test ideas, flows, and features in hours, not weeks. No recruiting panels. No waiting for data to trickle in. Just fast, reliable evidence that helps founders and PMs make better calls. And it works. → One client eliminated 15+ usability blockers from their onboarding. → Another cut rework time per sprint from 40% to under 5%. → Teams that used Featurely took product ideation, validation, and alignment from 4 weeks to less than a day. If you’re a founder or PM building products without the luxury of big research budgets or long cycles, Featurely lets you move with speed *and* confidence. You’ll finally know which product decisions are backed by real user behavior — before you ship.

Experience

Director of Product ManagementDropbox
Jan 2021 to Jun 2024
Product Lead, IntegrityFacebook
Jan 2020 to Jan 2021
Management ConsultantPwC
Jan 2019 to Jan 2019
Product LeadNVIDIA
Jan 2017 to Jan 2019
Product Manager (Customer Applications)Synopsys Inc
Jul 2011 to Sep 2015

Education

University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business
Master of Business Administration - MBA
University of Southern California
Ph.D candidate (unfinished) Computer Science
University of Southern California
MSEE Electrical Engineering
Stanford Continuing Studies
Product Management & Entrepreneurial Studies