I'm a technical product manager with a background in engineering, focused on building consumer digital products that translate complex systems into intuitive user experiences. I've worked across high-growth fintech startups, leading initiatives from discovery to launch — and outside of work, I build community and access for women in health, education, and tech.
Saba holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Management Engineering from the University of Waterloo — a rare blend of software engineering, industrial engineering, and management sciences — and put it to work across 24 months of internships spanning five companies before she'd even graduated.
That engineering foundation still shows up in how she works today: she reads code, digs into SQL, and gets close enough to the technical details to make sharp product calls — while never losing sight of the user on the other end of the screen. It's a combination that's taken her from data science apprenticeships to owning core banking and crypto trading products used by thousands of people.
From gig-worker banking to consumer crypto, Saba has spent her career turning complex financial infrastructure into products people actually trust.
Supported development and launch of consumer financial features, defining success metrics and product requirements.
Conducted market research and user interviews to identify product opportunities in support of product-market fit for an interactive SQL client with visualization capabilities.
Led virtual community programming to support student founders through the transition to remote work.
Organized founder events featuring 30+ leaders across business and technology, and shaped programming for the Foundery incubation program.
Led delivery of three client-facing mobile applications across engineering and design teams, generating $20K in revenue.
Built machine learning models and analyzed datasets to support internal product experiments.
Alongside her product career, Saba has founded and led organizations focused on health equity, education, and opening doors for women in business and technology.
A nonprofit advancing women's health and education through community initiatives and accessible resources.
Contributed to the Toronto chapter of Girl Up, a United Nations Foundation campaign advocating for girls' leadership and gender equality.
Over three years with Canada's largest student-founder network, Saba moved from evaluating and funding early startups to running the organization itself — building programming that gave hundreds of student founders access to mentors, capital, and each other.
Open to conversations about product, fintech, or building more access for women in tech.
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