Utkarsh Gupta🇮🇳
Group Product Manager at Booking.com
About Utkarsh Gupta
Group Product Manager at Booking.com
Seasoned product leader with 9+ years of product experience in leading travel tech companies across the globe.
Love building 0->1 products and did that multiple times in my career so far. One of the biggest successes was a ML-driven discounting product for Booking.com (world’s largest OTA) which became one of the biggest growth drivers for the company.
Have extensive experience working with multiple stakeholders across different roles such as engineering, UX, data, legal, finance, sales as well as the leadership team.
Currently leading multiple product teams at Booking.com to help the company comply with the different regulations around the world, in line with our company’s motto to “Do the right thing”
On the personal front, I am a traveller who is always on the hunt for exploring new places, meeting new people and experiencing different cultures. In addition to this, I love listening to instrumental music and playing drums
Expertise
Sessions with Utkarsh Gupta
- Mentorship Session (30 min): Mentorship session
What mentees say
“Utkarsh Sir quickly grasped our challenges and provided valuable insights and actionable recommendations to enhance our idea. His deep knowledge of the latest developments in key areas was invaluable, and he dedicated substantial effort to guiding us. He’s the ideal mentor for anyone seeking long-term support in building their product”
“I had a mock interview with Utkarsh, and it was an extremely valuable experience. He was insightful, highly experienced, and genuinely encouraging, offering honest feedback that highlighted both my strengths and areas for improvement. It was a truly beneficial session that gave me clear direction on how to refine my overall approach.”
“I had the opportunity to attend a mock interview session with Utkarsh, and it was incredibly valuable. His feedback was very detailed, constructive, and insightful. He highlighted my strengths, which gave me confidence, and pointed out areas for improvement in a way that was both encouraging and actionable.”