monthly payment volume supported
Turning customer problems into growth.
I connect customer experience, product strategy, and execution to build simpler products—and measurable business value.

enrollment growth delivered
point improvement in CSAT
YoY growth in payments sent
Business impact,
made tangible.
A few stories about growing adoption, rebuilding trust, and simplifying complex work for customers and teams.
Building one place for businesses to move money
Payment Center brought wires, ACH, real-time payments, bill pay, and Zelle® into a clearer decision and payment experience.

Turning payment data into customer insight
Customer Insights turns card sales and anonymized market data into decisions about customers, marketing, staffing, channels, and growth.

Making payment status clear and actionable
Led a phased roadmap for one clearer view of payment activity, progress, and next actions.
Turning ambiguity into aligned product direction
Connected analyst needs, platform constraints, and cross-team dependencies into a shared strategy and sequenced delivery path.
Payment Center and Customer Insights images are public product references. The Tracker tile is a reconstructed sample preview; select it to view the provided screenshot. Chase, JPMorgan, and related marks belong to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Explore the work.
Try the experience.
Five product experiences across wellness and business banking. Interactive reconstructions based on the work, with fictional data.
Accurate activity.
Clear changes in the lead.
Challenge
Employees use different devices to track steps. A fair challenge needs accurate, comparable activity and clear standings.
Solution
I managed a vendor partnership to bring wearable and Apple Health data into the UI, showing changes in the lead for individuals and teams.
Try it
Look for the device badges, switch to teams, then apply an activity update to watch the lead change.
Illustrative scoring: cumulative steps for individuals and average steps per member for teams.
What changed in this update?
Each participant has one cumulative activity total. Applying the same snapshot again does not add the same steps twice.
Choose the accounts.
Build the report.
Challenge
Businesses need a clear view of activity spread across multiple accounts.
Solution
I built Chase Reports to combine selected accounts in one report, with filters for transaction type, date, and amount.
Try it
Select accounts, adjust the filters, and generate a report. Browse five transactions at a time.
All companies, accounts, and transactions in this demo are fictional.
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Understand the spend.
Explore the transactions.
Challenge
A long transaction list makes it hard to see where business money goes or which payment types are used.
Solution
I added a visual breakdown for business DDA accounts, showing spending by predefined category and transaction counts by payment type.
Try it
Choose an account and period, switch between categories and payment types, then select a breakdown to inspect its transactions.
Interactive reconstruction with fictional transaction data.
Category transactions
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Ask for the transaction
in your own words.
Challenge
Finding a particular purchase across business accounts can mean sorting through long lists and multiple filters.
Solution
I built an Elasticsearch proof of concept to improve transaction search across business DDA accounts, exploring merchant and amount queries in plain language.
Try it
Search “Staples transactions between $20 and $80,” then change the merchant or amount range.
Proof of concept. This local demo supports merchant names with between, under, or over amounts.
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Give savings a purpose.
Make a plan to get there.
Challenge
Customers need to separate personal and business savings, set meaningful targets, and see progress toward each goal.
Solution
My work connected personal and business entry points to Autosave, with goal setup, savings rules, and a dashboard for tracking progress.
Try it
Switch between personal and business, create a sample goal, and explore the desktop or mobile view.
Demo goals last while this page is open; no money moves.
Savings account ·
My framework for repeatable product success.
I start by understanding where customers are struggling and why solving that problem matters to the business. Double Diamond helps me explore the problem and possible solutions, while lean experimentation helps the team test ideas and learn as we build.
I bring business stakeholders, Product, Design, Technology, Operations, Legal and Compliance, and Marketing together to agree on what matters, make tradeoffs, and define success through shared OKRs.
As we build and after we launch, I look at whether customers are using the product, completing their tasks, and finding it helpful. I combine those numbers with customer feedback to decide what to improve next—and connect those improvements to business results, such as fewer support calls, lower costs, or stronger retention.
Explore my approach
Building across industries
and scale.
A chronological view of the organizations that have shaped the journey.




Learning that strengthens
the craft.
Formal training across product leadership, customer-centered design, delivery, and emerging AI practices.
What I’m learning.
Practical notes on product leadership, customer experience, payments, and building with AI.
Stop shipping outputs. Start designing behavior change.
A practical way to connect a roadmap decision to customer and business outcomes.
Coming soonWhat alignment actually looks like across seven teams
How artifacts, decisions, and clear ownership reduce coordination drag.
Coming soonWhere AI helps product teams—and where judgment still wins
A grounded view of using AI to accelerate discovery without outsourcing thinking.
Coming soonWhat I bring
to the work.
A résumé-grounded view of the scale, outcomes, methods, and leadership capabilities behind the portfolio.
Sunny Siddiqui
Clarity for complex products—connecting customer experience, platform strategy, and measurable business value.
Customer evidence → strategic choices → aligned teams → measurable outcomes
Have a complex customer problem?
I’m always open to conversations about product leadership, customer experience, and ambitious teams.
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