David Cai is a Lead Product Manager with 10 years of experience building data-rich platforms and consumer mobile products, currently driving product and analytics at Overjet. He blends hands-on engineering roots—from internships at Facebook and Evernote and open-source work on Facebook's Prepack debugger—with product leadership across ChartHop, Yahoo News, and fintech iPaaS at Sandbox Banking. David has a track record of turning integrations and data reliability into measurable ARR and retention gains, including launching major API partnerships and fixing processing errors that impacted the majority of customers. At Yahoo he boosted app revenue 55% through experimentation and shipped features that materially improved notification engagement and retention. He runs workoutsplitz.com as a solo dev and shares technical explainers for non-technical PMs, signaling a rare mix of developer fluency and talent for mentoring aspiring APMs. Based in San Francisco with an MCS from Rice, he excels at bridging product strategy, analytics, and engineering execution.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Catalina Foothills High School
Master of Computer Science (MCS) Computer Science, Master of Computer Science (MCS) Computer Science at Rice University
Contributions:53 commits, 10 PRs, 66 pushes in 1 month
Contributions summary:David primarily worked on enhancing the prepack debugger and improving its integration with the Nuclide environment. They implemented multi-file support, enabling the debugger to handle multiple input source files. Furthermore, the user refactored the debugger to recognize sourcemaps, allowing for accurate file and line mapping during debugging. They also introduced a debug repro feature to capture and package necessary files for reproducing debugging sessions.
Contributions:109 commits, 23 PRs, 68 pushes in 1 year 9 months
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