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# FearGod Williams

**Headline:** Product Manager at Microsoft | AI products and developer experiences
**Profession:** Investor
**Location:** Greater Seattle Area

## About

FearGod Williams is a Product Manager 2 at Microsoft and an investor at Majir who works on AI products, AI agents, developer platforms, and early-stage startups. At Microsoft, FearGod drives product direction for human-reviewed AI-agent workflows in engineering systems, including evaluation and release criteria and human oversight, in collaboration with product, engineering, and platform teams. FearGod’s strengths combine product strategy, user and customer research, technical product management, developer telemetry, engineering diagnostics, and requirements definition. Earlier Microsoft work spanned developer productivity across Windows and Azure, IDE guidance, command-line and build reliability, search and productivity experiences for terminal and command-line users, and code-intelligence reliability. FearGod began in technical program management, an experience that shaped a user-problem-first approach to deciding what technology should become a product. FearGod also invests personally in early-stage companies, completed Y Combinator Startup School 2021, and holds a Master of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Cincinnati. Before product management, FearGod conducted biomedical and computational engineering research at Cincinnati Children’s, co-authoring a peer-reviewed primary research article on Notch signaling and gene expression in Drosophila.

## Services

- Software Development
- UX Research
- Customer Retention
- Intelligent Agents
- Managing Agents
- AI Agents
- Due Diligence
- Management Due Diligence
- Start-up Ventures
- Artificial Intelligence \(AI\)
- Digital Media
- Product Management
- Strategy
- Defining Requirements
- Competitive Analysis
- Customer Research
- Product Launch
- Customer Support
- User Requirements
- Product Strategy
- Relationship Development
- Presentation Skills
- Strategic Thinking
- Technical Product Management
- Product Requirements
- Business Systems
- Product Vision
- Customer Experience
- Product Road Mapping
- Leadership

## Highlights

- Drives product direction for human-reviewed AI-agent workflows in engineering systems at Microsoft, including evaluation and release criteria and human oversight.
- Collaborates across product, engineering, and platform teams at Microsoft.
- Worked on developer productivity across Windows and Azure, spanning IDE guidance, command-line reliability, and build reliability.
- Used developer telemetry to prioritize and align teams around reliability improvements at Microsoft.
- Mentored other product managers at Microsoft.
- Built search and productivity experiences for developers using terminal and command-line workflows.
- Used developer research that challenged an editor-first assumption, together with product telemetry and developer sentiment, to guide product iteration.
- Led Microsoft technical programs focused on build and code-intelligence reliability for developer workflows.
- Combined developer interviews and engineering diagnostics to identify friction and coordinate improvements across multiple engineering teams.
- Invests personally in early-stage startups as an angel investor at multiple companies and is an investor at Majir.
- Co-authored a peer-reviewed primary research article based on biological experiments testing mathematical models of Notch signaling and gene expression in Drosophila at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
- Collected, analyzed, and modeled gene-expression and biochemical data and designed and built reagents to test a mathematical model at Cincinnati Children’s.
- Applied Drosophila genetics, embryo and tissue dissection, fixation, immuno-fluorescent histology, high-resolution confocal microscopy imaging, and quantitative image processing in biomedical research.
- Formulated and maintained standardized Variable Acceptance specification limits for validated design processes at Zimmer Biomet using statistical process-control notifications.
- Reviewed design-process events and maintained cause, defective, alarm-rule, and corrective-action codes in IQS projects at Zimmer Biomet, providing project managers with reports and recommendations.
- Led and organized engineering laboratory sections and one-on-one instruction as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Cincinnati.
- Supported meetings and large events at Tangeman University Center with room requirements and audiovisual equipment, while liaising among clients, merchants, and departments and reconciling daily reports.
- Served as Membership Chair and Finance Chair of the National Society of Black Engineers at the University of Cincinnati.
- Served as Vice President of the Engineering Tribunal and Student Senator for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the University of Cincinnati.
- Completed Y Combinator Startup School 2021.
- Earned a Master of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Cincinnati in 2021.
- Was named a Forbes 30Under30 scholar.

## Experience

- **Investor at Majir** (2026-01-01–present)
- **Product Manager 2 at Microsoft** (2025-06-01–present) — Drives product direction for human-reviewed AI-agent workflows in engineering systems, including evaluation and release criteria and human oversight. Collaborates across product, engineering, and platform teams.
- **Angel Investor at Multiple Companies** (2025-06-01–present) — Invests personally in early-stage startups.
- **Product Manager II at Microsoft** (2023-09-01–2025-08-01) — Worked on developer productivity across Windows and Azure, spanning IDE guidance, command-line reliability, and build reliability. Used developer telemetry to set priorities and align teams around reliability improvements. Mentored other PMs.
- **Product Manager at Microsoft** (2022-07-01–2023-09-01) — Worked on search and productivity experiences for developers using terminal and command-line workflows. Developer research challenged an editor-first assumption, while product telemetry and developer sentiment guided iteration.
- **Technical Program Manager at Microsoft** (2021-07-01–2022-07-01) — Led technical programs focused on build and code-intelligence reliability for developer workflows. Combined developer interviews with engineering diagnostics to identify friction and coordinate improvements across multiple engineering teams.
- **Program Manager at Microsoft** (2020-06-01–2020-08-01)
- **Product Development Engineer Intern at Zimmer Biomet** (2020-01-01–2020-06-01)
- **Finance Chair - National Society of Black Engineers at University of Cincinnati** (2019-05-01–2020-06-01)
- **Process Development Engineering Intern at Boston Scientific** (2019-05-01–2019-08-01)
- **Student Senator - College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at University of Cincinnati** (2019-04-01–2020-01-01)
- **Forbes 30Under30 scholar at Forbes** (2018-10-01–2018-12-01)
- **Vice President - Engineering Tribunal at University of Cincinnati** (2018-08-01–2019-04-01)
- **Membership Chair - National Society of Black Engineers at University of Cincinnati** (2018-08-01–2019-04-01)
- **Quality Engineering Co-op at Zimmer Biomet** (2018-08-01–2018-12-01) — IQS Data Analyst • Formulate and maintain standardized Variable Acceptance \(specification\) limits for validated design processes, utilizing statistical process control \(SPC\) notifications to detect erroneous data and maintain IQS projects as defined by quality operating procedure or work instruction. • Review design process events to assign and maintain assignable cause codes, defective codes, alarm rules and corrective action codes in affected IQS projects, applying the compiled data to provide information and support to project managers via data analyst reports and recommendations.
- **Biomedical and Computational Engineering Scientist Co-op at Cincinnati Children's** (2018-01-01–2018-04-01) — Contributed to and co-authored a peer-reviewed primary research article, based on investigative data collected by performing varied sets of biological experiments focused on testing existing mathematical models that describe how the Notch signaling pathway reproducibly alters gene expression in Drosophila. • Performed a set of biological experiments focused on testing existing mathematical models that describe how the Notch signaling pathway reproducibly alters gene expression within a complex animal. • Responsible for the collection, analysis, and modeling of gene expression and/or biochemical data. • Performed these studies using a variety of experimental methods that include Drosophila genetics, embryo and tissue dissection, fixation, and immuno-fluorescent based histology, high resolution confocal microscopy imaging, and quantitative image processing. • Designed and built a new set of reagents to test the mathematical model.
- **Event Staff - Mainstreet Operations at University of Cincinnati** (2017-08-01–2019-10-01) — Oversee the Tangeman University Center \(TUC\) and provide exceptional customer service by assisting meetings and large events in TUC with room requirements and audio-visual equipment. • Act as liaison between clients, merchants and various departments – report problems to appropriate departments and reconcile daily reports.
- **Undergraduate Teaching Assistant -College of Engineering and Applied Science at University of Cincinnati** (2017-08-01–2020-06-01) — Lead and organize class laboratory sections and one-on-one instruction. • Instruct and tutor multiple class sessions in foundation-level engineering courses.
- **Building Supervisor at University of Cincinnati** (2017-08-01–2021-07-01) — Campus Event Services Tangeman University Center \(TUC\)
- **Biomedical and Computational Engineering Scientist Co-op at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center** (2018–2018) — Contributed to and co-authored a peer-reviewed primary research article, based on investigative data collected by performing varied sets of biological experiments focused on testing existing mathematical models that describe how the Notch signaling pathway reproducibly alters gene expression in Drosophila. • Performed a set of biological experiments focused on testing existing mathematical models that describe how the Notch signaling pathway reproducibly alters gene expression within a complex animal. • Responsible for the collection, analysis, and modeling of gene expression and/or biochemical data. • Performed these studies using a variety of experimental methods that include Drosophila genetics, embryo and tissue dissection, fixation, and immuno-fluorescent based histology, high resolution confocal microscopy imaging, and quantitative image processing. • Designed and built a new set of reagents to test the mathematical model.

## Education

- Startup School 2021 — Y Combinator
- Master of Engineering - MEng, Artificial Intelligence — University of Cincinnati
- Associate of Science \(A.S.\), General Studies — Ivy Tech Community College
- Bachelor's degree, Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering — University of Cincinnati
- Bachelor's degree, Natural Sciences - Biochemistry — Indiana University East

## FAQ

### What does FearGod do now?

FearGod is a Product Manager 2 at Microsoft and an investor at Majir. FearGod also invests personally in early-stage startups as an angel investor at multiple companies.

### What does FearGod do at Microsoft?

At Microsoft, FearGod drives product direction for human-reviewed AI-agent workflows in engineering systems. The work includes evaluation and release criteria, human oversight, and collaboration across product, engineering, and platform teams.

### What product areas does FearGod focus on?

FearGod works on AI products, AI agents, developer platforms, developer tools, and platform systems. FearGod is particularly interested in building new products from the ground up where the product shape is not obvious at the outset.

### How does FearGod approach product management?

FearGod’s product approach begins with the user’s problem, draws on research to understand how people work and whether a capability will help, and works closely with engineering to understand what technology can do reliably. FearGod uses evidence such as developer telemetry, developer sentiment, interviews, and engineering diagnostics to set priorities and guide iteration.

### What did FearGod accomplish as a Product Manager II at Microsoft?

As a Product Manager II at Microsoft, FearGod worked on developer productivity across Windows and Azure. The scope included IDE guidance, command-line reliability, and build reliability FearGod used developer telemetry to prioritize and align teams around reliability improvements and mentored other product managers.

### What did FearGod work on as a Product Manager at Microsoft?

As a Product Manager at Microsoft, FearGod worked on search and productivity experiences for developers using terminal and command-line workflows. Developer research challenged an editor-first assumption, while product telemetry and developer sentiment informed iteration.

### What did FearGod do as a Technical Program Manager at Microsoft?

As a Technical Program Manager at Microsoft, FearGod led programs focused on build and code-intelligence reliability for developer workflows. FearGod combined developer interviews with engineering diagnostics to identify friction and coordinate improvements across multiple engineering teams.

### What other Microsoft role has FearGod held?

FearGod also held a Program Manager role at Microsoft.

### What research did FearGod conduct at Cincinnati Children’s?

At Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, FearGod was a Biomedical and Computational Engineering Scientist Co-op. FearGod collected, analyzed, and modeled gene-expression and biochemical data tested mathematical models of how Notch signaling reproducibly alters gene expression in Drosophila designed and built new reagents and co-authored a peer-reviewed primary research article. The experimental work used Drosophila genetics, embryo and tissue dissection, fixation, immuno-fluorescent histology, high-resolution confocal microscopy imaging, and quantitative image processing.

### What did FearGod do at Zimmer Biomet?

FearGod was a Product Development Engineer Intern and a Quality Engineering Co-op at Zimmer Biomet. As an IQS Data Analyst, FearGod formulated and maintained standardized Variable Acceptance specification limits for validated design processes, used statistical process-control notifications to detect erroneous data, maintained IQS projects according to quality procedures or work instructions, and reviewed design-process events to maintain cause codes, defective codes, alarm rules, and corrective-action codes. FearGod provided project managers with data-analyst reports and recommendations.

### What experience does FearGod have at Boston Scientific?

FearGod was a Process Development Engineering Intern at Boston Scientific.

### What campus operations roles did FearGod hold at the University of Cincinnati?

At the University of Cincinnati, FearGod served as a Building Supervisor for Campus Event Services at Tangeman University Center and as Event Staff for Mainstreet Operations. In those roles, FearGod oversaw the Tangeman University Center, assisted meetings and large events with room requirements and audiovisual equipment, liaised among clients, merchants, and departments, reported problems to appropriate departments, reconciled daily reports, and provided customer service.

### What teaching experience does FearGod have?

FearGod was an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Cincinnati. FearGod led and organized laboratory sections and one-on-one instruction and instructed and tutored foundation-level engineering course sessions.

### What student leadership roles did FearGod hold?

FearGod served as Membership Chair and Finance Chair for the National Society of Black Engineers at the University of Cincinnati, Vice President of the Engineering Tribunal, and Student Senator for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

### What is FearGod’s education?

FearGod earned a Master of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence and a bachelor’s degree in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati, both in 2021. FearGod also earned a bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences—Biochemistry from Indiana University East in 2016 and an Associate of Science in General Studies from Ivy Tech Community College in 2016. FearGod completed Y Combinator Startup School 2021.

### What certifications does FearGod hold?

FearGod holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering certification and a Professional Practice Excellence Certificate from the University of Cincinnati.

### What are FearGod’s professional skills?

FearGod’s skills include software development UX, customer, and user-requirements research intelligent agents, managing agents, and AI agents artificial intelligence product management, technical product management, product strategy, product vision, product road mapping, product requirements, requirements definition, product launch, and product design strategy, strategic thinking, competitive analysis, due diligence, management due diligence, and start-up ventures customer experience, customer retention, customer support, relationship development, sales, retail, marketing strategy, and digital media leadership, team leadership, management, communication, public speaking, presentation skills, and Microsoft Office mathematical modeling, Microsoft Excel, Matlab, MATLAB, and SolidWorks and medical devices, healthcare, engineering, engineering support, product development, quality systems, process engineering, manufacturing, laboratory skills, and business systems.

### What languages does FearGod speak?

FearGod speaks English and Igbo.

### What recognition has FearGod received?

FearGod was a Forbes 30Under30 scholar at Forbes.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/feargod

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