Anil Chitrapu

I’m a Senior Product Manager at The New York Times (Wirecutter), where I drive growth by building impactful, user-centric products. My work spans AI features, personalization, newsletter growth, and more traditional growth initiatives that not only expand audience reach but also generate millions in commerce revenue. I’m particularly focused on AI’s potential in both shipping user-facing features that create tangible, measurable impact as well as 10x-ing internal workflows with advanced tools to ship faster and more frequently.

Previously at Condé Nast, I scaled the design system and frontend platform powering 67 global brand sites - from Vogue to The New Yorker - leading teams that delivered extensible, high-impact solutions across dozens of markets. Earlier at SeatGeek, I built and scaled user acquisition programs that grew into $10M+ annualized revenue.

Beyond my current role, I have advised startups on growth strategy, bridging user engagement with scalable marketing systems.

Outside of work, you’ll find me running in McCarren Park, practicing Carnatic music, or stressing over the latest Arsenal, Eagles, and Sixers games.