I'm Brandon Boyd, a fractional product leader for automotive companies building integration-heavy products. I turn a dense spec, a dozen integrations, and a room full of stakeholders into a roadmap your team can actually ship.
I get them scoped, sequenced, and shipped, in the right order.
Deep expertise in auto retail, with a product playbook that travels.
Building a new product with a stack of integrations to figure out.
Modernizing operations and connecting the systems they already run.
Leasing, financing, insurance, subscription. Integration-heavy by nature.
Complex, multi-team programs that need a product owner to hold the line.
Which integrations, in what order, scoped how. I review the API specs, map the data flows, and catch the edge cases before they cost you a sprint.
I turn a fuzzy vision or a dense spec into requirements your engineers can build and your stakeholders will actually sign off on.
Where the product goes and why. A roadmap that survives contact with reality and keeps every team pulling the same direction.
VP-of-Product horsepower by the hour: aligning dev teams, wrangling stakeholders, and the warm intros to the right partners and vendors.
Fifteen years shipping automotive products that people actually use.
Dealer app installs after I led the product strategy for a partner-cloud rebuild.
Monthly transaction growth from that same product work.
Vendor and partner onboarding, compressed by redesigning the integration flow.
Developer growth after I rebuilt a clunky onboarding and integration experience.
Customer loyalty from a national partnership I helped shape and launch.
Repeatedly, taking dense, multi-integration requirements all the way to shipped.
Plus co-founded Vingo, an automotive tech startup, from concept to market.
I'm Brandon Boyd, a product leader specializing in complex, integration-heavy automotive products. For 15+ years I've taken dense specs, tangled integrations, and misaligned teams and turned them into products that ship, across leading automotive companies and my own startup.
Today I split my time between senior product work at scale and advising an early automotive startup through an integration-heavy build. I take on a small number of fractional clients at a time. Based in Portland, Oregon.
Tell me what you're building and where it's getting stuck: the integrations, the requirements, the roadmap, or the team. The first conversation is a working session, not a sales pitch.
Fractional engagements start at just a few hours a week. Booking a small number of new clients now.