
Switching from a service company to a product company is one of the most common goals in Indian tech and one of the most misunderstood transitions.
Most developers spend years preparing without a clear direction. They grind LeetCode, list every technology on their resume, and still don't get past screening. The problem usually isn't skill, it's positioning and preparation strategy.
I made this switch and now work as an SE-2 at UiPath. Along the way, I cleared interviews at Amazon and Google, including multiple system design rounds, before choosing the role that fit my goals. I know what the process actually looks like from the inside.
In 30 minutes, I'll give you an honest assessment of where you stand and a clear direction for the next 3–6 months.
We'll look at:
→ Your current profile: what's working and what's holding you back
→ The actual skill gaps that product companies screen for
→ How to position your service company experience as an asset, not a liability
→ Resume framing: rewrite your experience in product company language
→ A realistic 3–6 month plan based on your timeline and target companies
No sugarcoating. I'll tell you exactly where you stand and what to fix first.
Best for: Developers at service companies with 2–6 years of experience who are serious about making the switch within the next year.