I will be your product manager creating brd, frd, user stories
About this Gig
Product Manager: Problem Definition, BRD, FRD, User Stories & Prototype
Need a Product Manager who can take your idea from a rough concept to a build-ready spec?
I specialize in translating business needs into structured product documentation BRDs, FRDs, user stories, and interactive prototypes that hand off cleanly to engineering and design teams.
What I Offer:
- Problem Definition & Discovery pinning down the core problem and validating it against your goals and users
- BRD objectives, scope, stakeholders, assumptions & success metrics
- FRD feature-level specs, flows, edge cases & acceptance criteria
- User Stories clear, testable stories by epic, ready for Jira/ClickUp
- Mock Prototype clickable low/mid-fidelity prototype to visualize and validate flows before development
Why Choose Me?
With 11 years of experience as a Business Analyst across SaaS and ERP implementations, using Jira and Confluence daily, I bring structured, dev-ready documentation that reduces rework and speeds up delivery.
Let's turn your idea into a scope your team can start building from day one.
Product stage:
Ideation
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Prototype
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MVP
Product type:
Digital Products
Methodology:
Agile
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Lean
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Design Thinking
Industry:
Business
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E-Commerce
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Technology & internet
Target country:
Worldwide
My Portfolio
FAQ
What exactly is a BRD and FRD, and why do I need both?
A BRD (Business Requirements Document) captures what the business wants to achieve — goals, scope, stakeholders, and success metrics. An FRD (Functional Requirements Document) translates that into how it should work — detailed feature specs, flows, edge cases, and acceptance criteria your dev team c
I don't have a clear product idea yet — can you still help?
Yes. The Foundation package is built for exactly that — I'll work with you through discovery and problem definition first, before any formal documentation, to make sure we're scoping the right thing.
What tools do you use for prototypes and documentation?
Prototypes are built in AI in HTML format. Requirements and backlogs are documented in a format ready to import into Jira, Confluence — whichever your team already uses.
Do you write user stories with acceptance criteria, or just feature descriptions?
Full user stories, written in standard format (e.g., "As a [user], I want [goal], so that [benefit]"), each with clear, testable acceptance criteria — ready for sprint planning.
Do you offer revisions if requirements change mid-project?
Yes, each package includes a set number of revision rounds. Requirements evolving is normal — I build in room for that, and we can discuss additional rounds if the scope shifts significantly.
What do I actually receive at the end — files, or just documents?
You'll get a BRD, FRD (depending on package), a user story backlog (Blueprint/Launch-Ready tiers), and a clickable HTML prototype link — all delivered in shareable, editable formats (Word/PDF).

