Amin is an experienced product executive with a proven track record of building world-class B2C, B2B, and B2B2C products.

He's currently leading Prequel's Product, Design, and Engineering teams. Prequel helps students build startups, publish books, create viral content, and conduct published scientific research. In order to help students achieve this outcome, we've built the world's first generative and personalized roadmapping platform. Our AI-first product gives every student a personalized, evolving roadmap built around their idea, their ambition, their priorities, and their progress. We've also built an AI coach called Poppy that is designed to provide Gen Z and Gen Alpha expert guidance, actionable advice, and support throughout their non-linear paths to success.

In 2022, Amin joined Product School full-time as their VP of Product (Enterprise) to set up a strong foundation for Product School's growth in enterprise training.

In 2020, he co-founded Bloom and led their engineering, product, and design teams to offer the world's first comprehensive set of cohort-based programs designed to prepare professional retirees for a fulfilling retirement.

Before co-founding Bloom, Amin was CareGuide’s VP of Product & Design managing a portfolio of 26 online marketplaces (petsitter.com, housekeeper.com, sitter.com, etc.) with a mission to pair families and businesses with great care providers. Amin grew their marketplace to 7+MM registered members with more than $140MM in processed payments.

Prior to CareGuide, Amin was CrowdRiff's Head of Product and his team built the world's first AI-powered visual content marketing platform used by the world’s best travel and tourism brands such as Zürich Tourism.

In 2015, Amin led “Shopify for Startups” program and worked with Shopify’s business and engineering teams to build a world-class developer ecosystem (crucial to Shopify's path to IPO).

Prior to starting his career in Product Management, Amin worked as a Software Engineer and API Engineer at Fortune 500 companies like Google, Series B/C organizations like AppDirect and startups like Tradable Bits.