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I build where product, growth and business meet.

Felipe Quiroz
Felipe Quiroz Santiago / CL

From opportunities to systems that actually work.

I’m Felipe Quiroz, a Product Manager and Co-Founder based in Santiago, Chile. My experience spans product, growth, partnerships and company building, with one common thread: turning problems and opportunities into systems that can operate, learn and scale.

Today, I lead Workforce Management products at GeoVictoria and build lowsignal, where I work across operations, commercial strategy, product and Growth Systems.

Before that, at TetherEd, I worked across partnerships, expansion and education technology, connecting product with institutions, public systems and new markets.

I’m especially interested in applied AI, products that live close to real operations, and new ways of building companies with small teams, technology and well-designed systems.

Three lenses. One operating mindset.

01

Product

Build close to the real problem: understand operations, validate assumptions and design products that can be adopted and scaled.

02

Growth

Turn strategy and execution into systems: distribution, content, automation and continuous learning around growth.

03

Business

Connect product with market, business and partnerships so a good solution can also sustain itself and grow.

Where I tend to create the most value.

I work well in spaces where there is still ambiguity: when the problem needs to be understood, priorities need to be shaped, teams need to align, and an opportunity has to become something that actually works.

01 Product strategy & discovery
02 Go-to-market & commercial strategy
03 Operating systems & scalable processes
04 Cross-functional execution

Different roles. Same obsession.

Product, growth and partnerships can look like different paths. To me, they are different ways of solving the same problem: understanding what needs to change, aligning the right people and building the system that makes it real.

Close to reality. Make the system work.

Let’s talk.