About · Saumya Seth

My work lives somewhere between systems and stories, analytical thinking and creative exploration. I enjoy taking a messy problem, understanding the people and patterns behind it, and figuring out what I can make to move things forward.

That might mean building an AI-powered growth system, shaping a product experience, experimenting with an idea in code, or finding a more interesting way to communicate something.

Most recently, that's meant building the AI storefront system behind Outbuzz AI's outbound campaigns, launching WaxWing AI's workflow marketplace to #1 Product of the Day, and shipping the AI lead-qualification bot that lifted consultation bookings 37% at Paradyse Homes.

AI-powered growth systems Product experiences Code experiments New ways to communicate

"I'm less attached to a particular medium than to the process of figuring things out."

Curiosity that doesn't stay in one discipline.

I started in computer science, but I've never been interested in keeping my curiosity within one discipline.

Over time, I've found myself drawn to the intersections of product, growth, design, automation, and AI. I like understanding how things work, questioning how they could work differently, and bringing ideas into the world through a mix of strategy and hands-on making.

Product Growth Design Automation AI

I'm comfortable moving between the big picture and the details: asking why something matters, mapping how it might work, building a first version, and learning from what happens next.

Step 1

Why it matters

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Step 2

How it might work

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Step 3

A first version

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Step 4

What happens next

Three things I keep coming back to

Systems with a human side.

I'm fascinated by how people make decisions, discover things, build trust, and interact with technology. The best systems account for the humans inside them.

Making things that make you think.

I love projects that invite exploration, whether that's a product, a creative experiment, an interactive experience, or an idea that starts as a question.

The space between disciplines.

I'm often most curious when different fields overlap. Psychology, design, technology, storytelling, and business all offer different ways to understand a problem.

Let's build something that matters.

I'm interested in working with people who are curious, thoughtful, and excited to build things that matter.

The kind of work that gives me room to think deeply, experiment, get my hands dirty, and connect ideas that don't usually sit next to each other.

If that sounds like your kind of work, I'd love to hear from you.

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I'm interested in what happens when technology meets imagination.

Curiosity that doesn't stay in one discipline.

Three things I keep coming back to

Let's build something that matters.