Chidinma Kalu is an researcher with a strong background in product development and research. In her previous role at Amazon, she spearheaded the research efforts for the Ring for Business initiative as a graduate student, showcasing her ability to drive innovative projects from inception to completion. Her experience extends to leading NSF-funded research in collaboration with UTKnoxville, where she managed teams of undergraduate researchers and developers to simulate escape protocols for high emergencies, demonstrating her leadership and project management skills. Chidinma's career is marked by significant contributions to bringing numerous products to market, including the WD wireless charger, IBI, and Ring 360 doorbell. She also co-founded Ankaralabels, Whatarethose?, Attires.ai, and other notable projects and collaborations. Her expertise is not limited to research; she possesses substantial experience in design and customer success across various verticals, including supporting small businesses in the fashion and runway space. This diverse skill set underscores her competence as a product AI researcher and her ability to excel in multidisciplinary environments. Skills UX design, product operations, customer success, backend logs, and trends for bug resolution and growth. Qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and product design and strategy.