Technical Product Manager
Resume Template

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Niko Kessler Senior Technical Product Manager

San Francisco, CA • niko.kessler@gmail.com • +1 415-555-0173

Profile Summary

  • Senior Technical Product Manager with 8 years of experience operating in developer-platform and API product organizations across developer tools, B2B SaaS, and data infrastructure, specializing in API contract design, RFC authoring, and architecture trade-off facilitation.
  • Solid background across API surfaces (REST, GraphQL), SDK languages (Python, TypeScript), orchestration (Kubernetes, Kafka), observability (Datadog, Amplitude), and experimentation (LaunchDarkly, Confluence) with strong fundamentals in PRD and RFC authoring, opportunity sizing, and SLO-driven prioritization.
  • Deep expertise in API contract design, architecture trade-off facilitation, RFC and design-doc authoring, and lifecycle and deprecation management, leveraging methodologies such as versioning and deprecation policy and latency / error-budget driven prioritization to drive well-scoped, well-instrumented technical-product delivery.
  • Engaged collaborator working cross-functionally with Engineering, Platform, Data, Security, and Developer Relations teams in multi-team technical-product environments, contributing to architecture reviews, RFC forums, and developer-research cycles with a technically-grounded, evidence-first mindset.
  • Emerging leader who shares technical excellence and fosters a culture of data-driven trade-off rigor and developer-experience discipline through API-design office hours and RFC-review forums, while leading API design council and RFC-review forum and authoring widely adopted PRD, API-spec, and deprecation templates; holds Pragmatic Institute PMC-III and AWS Cloud Practitioner.

Technical Skills

APIs & Platform Surfaces:
REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, webhooks, OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs, versioning and deprecation policy, rate-limiting and quota design
SDKs & Developer Surfaces:
Python, TypeScript, Go, Java, CLI design, SDK ergonomics, sample code, migration guides, developer docs reviews
Platform & Infra Familiarity:
Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Kafka, Postgres, Redis, multi-region trade-offs, capacity planning, cost-per-request modeling
Observability & Telemetry:
Datadog, New Relic, Honeycomb, OpenTelemetry, p95 / p99 latency, error budgets, SLOs, distributed tracing literacy
Product Analytics & Experimentation:
Amplitude, Mixpanel, PostHog, LaunchDarkly, Split, A/B tests, holdouts, cohort analysis, adoption funnels
Data Literacy & Quant Skills:
SQL (intermediate to advanced), Python notebooks for analysis, dashboarding (Looker, Mode), opportunity sizing, unit economics
Certifications & Methods:
Pragmatic Institute PMC-III, AWS Cloud Practitioner, Reforge Technical Strategy, CKAD (in progress)
Specifications & Communication:
PRDs, API specs, RFCs, design docs, executive readouts, partner-facing release notes, developer-relations launch coordination

Education

ETH Zürich M.Sc. in Computer Science
Zürich, Switzerland • Sep 2013 - Jun 2018

Work Experience

Postman Senior Technical Product Manager
San Francisco, CA • Aug 2022 - Present
  • Owned the multi-quarter technical product strategy for the API governance and collaboration platform across 4 engineering teams (32 engineers), leading multi-quarter vision and platform strategy, API and SDK roadmap ownership, and architecture-decision facilitation for 430K monthly active API developers.
  • Ran the API and SDK product ownership workstream using OpenAPI spec reviews on every endpoint, semantic versioning and 12-month deprecation policy, and SDK ergonomics audits in Python, TypeScript, and Go, shipping 58 new endpoints across 7 services and cutting time-to-first-call from 17 min to 5 min.
  • Drove architecture trade-off facilitation with latency, scale, and cost framing on every RFC, weekly architecture-review forum with staff engineers, and written decision memos with options and recommendation, reviewing 46 RFCs across 4 service teams and cutting decision turnaround from 3.5 weeks to 6 days.
  • Built the roadmap and prioritization for technical investments through RICE + cost-of-delay scoring for platform epics, quarterly capacity split across DX, scale, and tech debt, and opportunity-sizing memos before every commit, holding capacity at 60% customer features, 25% platform scale, 15% deprecated-API migration.
  • Owned PRD, API spec, and RFC authoring using PRDs that pair customer framing with measurable acceptance, API specs in OpenAPI with reviewable diffs in GitHub, and RFC templates capturing options, trade-offs, and rollout plan, lifting spec accept-on-first-review from 42% to 86%.
  • Drove telemetry-driven prioritization through p95 / p99 latency, error rates, and adoption funnels in Datadog and Amplitude, SLO budgets that gate new feature work, and cost-per-request modeling tied to pricing decisions, delivering 38% drop in p99 API latency and 22% lift in monthly active developers across 4 quarters.
  • Led multi-team technical program leadership with weekly cross-team syncs with Platform, Data, and Security PMs, shared dependency board across squads in Jira, and written program updates to engineering leadership every 2 weeks, driving 6 multi-team programs across 11 partner teams at 91% on-time program completion.
LaunchDarkly Technical Product Manager
Oakland, CA • Jun 2019 - Jul 2022
  • Ran the developer and technical-user research program covering 48 customer interviews and 8 dogfooding cohorts across 18 months, using 60-minute interviews with backend engineers, SREs, and architects, monthly review of GitHub issues, support tickets, and Slack channels, and quarterly developer survey to 6,000 active users.
  • Owned technical launch and developer enablement through developer-relations partnership on docs, sample code, and migration guides, usage-based pricing pages co-built with sales engineering, and webinar series and conference talks with technical marketing, delivering 4 GA launches with 30% lift in week-1 SDK installs and zero P0 docs regressions.
  • Owned the beta-to-GA lifecycle and deprecation program using closed-beta cohorts with weekly feedback cycles, GA criteria tied to SLO budgets and adoption thresholds, and 12-month sunset plans with migration paths for breaking changes, delivering 3 APIs deprecated with 100% partner migration and zero escalations to support.
  • Worked closely with Engineering, Platform, Data, Security, and Developer Relations teams to coordinate API design review cadence across 3 service teams, cross-service deprecation calendar and partner comms, and quarterly RFC-review forum, authoring 7 technical-product playbooks (API review, deprecation, beta-to-GA) that shaped the team's standard playbook and mentoring 2 incoming Technical PMs through their first platform rotations.

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About this template

A Technical Product Manager
Resume Template, by a Technical PM Resume Writer.

Bit of background: 12 years recruiting tech, including many years at Google. I now run a Technical PM resume writer service for platform, API, and developer-tools product candidates, and Technical PM rewrites are a steady part of the mix. TPM is the slice of product hiring where the bar shifts from feature-product fluency to genuine technical depth. So when I write about these CVs, it is from the screening side, not from a product-leadership conference talk or a Substack post.

Most folks who land here pay for the full custom rewrite. We dig into the actual APIs you shipped, the architecture trade-offs you facilitated, the SDKs and platforms you owned, the migrations you ran, the telemetry you used to call shots. If a clean skeleton with Technical-PM-shaped placeholders is what's missing, this template fills the gap. ATS-clean, free, no signup. Have a swing at it.

How it works

How to use this template
to write a Technical Product Manager resume

The structure here was written by a former Google recruiter. The placeholders force you to be specific exactly where it matters: APIs, SDKs, platform tools, architecture practice, and quantified technical outcomes.

Strong Technical Product Manager bullets are not single-take writes. They build through five stages. Stage one names the technical workstream you owned. Stages two and three add the surfaces (APIs, SDKs, platforms) and the architecture context. Stage four shows the Technical PM practice behind the work. Stage five quantifies the latency, adoption, error-rate, or migration outcome. Bullets that reach stage five are the ones a hiring manager flags for the phone screen. The full breakdown lives in How to Write Bullet Points for Tech Resumes.

  1. 01 Task What you owned
  2. 02 Surfaces REST, GraphQL, Python / TypeScript SDKs
  3. 03 Platform Kubernetes, Kafka, Datadog, LaunchDarkly
  4. 04 Practice RFCs, API specs, deprecation policy
  5. 05 Metric p99 latency, adoption, migration completion

This template wires the five stages straight into the bullets so the framework runs in the background. The side panel slots into the levels: API and SDK picks fill stage 2, orchestration, streaming, observability, and experimentation picks fill stage 3, the practice-pattern fields fill stage 4, the metric fields land at stage 5. The sentence shells carry stage 1. Why this matters: you do not have to think about the framework while you write. Drop in real tools and real numbers, and the resume reads at stage 5.

  1. Pick your stack

    Tap a chip to swap REST for GraphQL or gRPC, Python for Go, Datadog for Honeycomb, Kafka for Pulsar, LaunchDarkly for Split, Confluence for Notion. Every mention on the page updates at once.

  2. Drop in your numbers

    API endpoints shipped, p95 / p99 latency, time-to-first-call, RFC turnaround, adoption lift, migration completion, on-time program completion. Don't have yours yet? The defaults pass for a senior Technical PM resume.

  3. Save as PDF

    Click Download. The page generates a real vector PDF with selectable text and clean US Letter formatting. ATS-parsable.

Resume Sample

Technical Product Manager Resume Examples

Three sample Technical Product Manager resumes at different career stages: an associate TPM at a developer-platform scaleup, a senior TPM at a frontend-cloud platform, and a principal TPM running a Fortune-500 data-platform program. Use them as inspiration when filling the template above.

Associate TPM Resume Sample 2 years

Associate Technical Product Manager Resume Example

Former IC software engineer pivoting into TPM. REST API ownership, OpenAPI spec reviews, and SDK ergonomics audits at a developer-platform scaleup.

Adina Voss

Associate Technical Product Manager

San Francisco, CA · adina.voss@gmail.com · +1 415-555-0162 · linkedin.com/in/adinavoss

Profile Summary
  • Associate Technical Product Manager with 2 years of developer-platform experience, supporting REST APIs, Python and TypeScript SDKs, OpenAPI specs, and Datadog telemetry under senior TPM review, transitioning from a 3-year backend software-engineering background.
  • Hands-on coverage across API contract reviews, OpenAPI spec diffing in GitHub, Amplitude adoption funnels, Confluence RFCs, and LaunchDarkly flag rollouts under structured mentorship.
  • Eager collaborator working with senior TPMs, backend engineers, and developer-relations across 2 platform squads, contributing to API design forums, RFC reviews, and developer-interview circles.
  • Holds AWS Cloud Practitioner and Reforge Technical Strategy (in progress), with a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Brown University and a focus on building APIs that developers actually adopt.
Technical Skills
APIs & Platform Surfaces:
REST, OpenAPI 3.x specs, basic GraphQL familiarity, webhook design under senior review
SDKs & Developer Surfaces:
Python and TypeScript SDK reviews, CLI ergonomics, sample-code authoring, docs hand-offs
Platform & Infra Familiarity:
AWS (Lambda, S3, RDS), Docker, basic Kubernetes literacy, Postgres schema reading
Observability & Telemetry:
Datadog dashboards, p95 / p99 latency reading, basic OpenTelemetry familiarity
Product Analytics & Experimentation:
Amplitude funnel and cohort reads, LaunchDarkly flag rollouts under senior TPM review
Certifications:
AWS Cloud Practitioner, Reforge Technical Strategy (in progress)
Education
Brown University B.Sc. in Computer Science Providence, RI · Sep 2018 - Jun 2022
Work Experience
Replit Associate Technical Product Manager San Francisco, CA · Aug 2024 - Present
  • Co-owned 3 REST endpoints on the workspaces API across 2 platform squads (11 engineers), running OpenAPI spec reviews on every change with senior TPM review.
  • Drafted 14 PRDs and 8 lightweight RFCs for SDK ergonomics improvements, cutting partner-reported friction tickets from about 26 per month to 11 over 2 quarters.
  • Built a weekly Datadog dashboard tracking p95 latency on the editor APIs and brought 2 regressions to the engineering team before customer escalation.
  • Co-led monthly developer interviews (8 per month) with the senior TPM, feeding insights into the platform discovery backlog.
  • Ran LaunchDarkly flag rollouts for 4 minor SDK changes, with zero rollback incidents across the past 9 releases.
Replit Backend Software Engineer San Francisco, CA · Jun 2022 - Jul 2024
  • Built and shipped 2 internal services on the workspaces API in Python and Go, working closely with the TPM team on contracts and rollout plans.
  • Volunteered for API-design forum facilitation, discovered the TPM craft through that work, and pivoted into the Associate TPM role on the same platform team.

Senior TPM Resume Sample 7 years

Senior Technical Product Manager Resume Example

Frontend-cloud platform Senior TPM. Edge-runtime API ownership, multi-language SDK roadmap, and GA-to-deprecation lifecycle on Next.js framework primitives.

Sebastian Vogel

Senior Technical Product Manager

San Francisco, CA · sebastian.vogel@gmail.com · +1 415-555-0124 · linkedin.com/in/sebastianvogel

Profile Summary
  • Senior Technical Product Manager with 7 years of experience leading developer-platform product execution at frontend-cloud and edge-platform scaleups, specializing in API contract design, multi-language SDK roadmap ownership, and edge-runtime GA-to-deprecation lifecycle.
  • Hands-on coverage across REST + GraphQL, TypeScript / Python / Go SDKs, Kubernetes, Kafka, Datadog, Honeycomb, LaunchDarkly, and OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs.
  • Deep practice in architecture trade-off facilitation, RFC and design-doc authoring, and partnering with Platform, Infra, and Developer Relations on edge-runtime expansions and breaking-change migrations.
  • Cross-functional partner with Engineering, Platform, Data, Security, and Developer Relations, facilitating quarterly RFC-review forums and owning 3 multi-team technical programs end to end.
  • Mentor and team lead for 2 incoming TPMs, owning the team's PRD, API-spec, and deprecation playbooks.
Technical Skills
APIs & Platform Surfaces:
REST, GraphQL, gRPC familiarity, WebSocket, OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs, semantic versioning, 12-month deprecation policy
SDKs & Developer Surfaces:
TypeScript, Python, Go SDK reviews, CLI ergonomics, sample-code authoring, migration guides
Platform & Infra:
Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Kafka, Postgres, Redis, edge-runtime architecture, multi-region trade-offs
Observability & Telemetry:
Datadog, Honeycomb, OpenTelemetry, p95 / p99 latency, error budgets, SLOs, distributed tracing
Product Analytics & Experimentation:
Amplitude, PostHog, LaunchDarkly, Split, A/B tests, holdouts, cohort analysis
Data Literacy:
SQL (advanced), Python notebooks, Looker dashboarding, opportunity sizing, cost-per-request modeling
Specifications & Communication:
PRDs, API specs, RFCs, design docs, executive readouts, partner-facing release notes, conference talks
Certifications:
Pragmatic Institute PMC-III, AWS Cloud Practitioner, Reforge Technical Strategy, CKAD
Education
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) M.Sc. in Computer Science Karlsruhe, Germany · Sep 2013 - Jun 2018
Work Experience
Vercel Senior Technical Product Manager San Francisco, CA · Mar 2022 - Present
  • Owned the edge-runtime API surface across 3 platform squads (26 engineers), shipping 42 new endpoints across 5 services on the App Router primitives.
  • Authored 32 RFCs and 18 PRDs covering edge function lifecycle, ISR semantics, and breaking-change migrations, cutting decision turnaround from about 4 weeks to 7 days.
  • Led the App Router GA-to-deprecation program for the Pages Router primitives, with a 12-month sunset plan delivering 100% partner migration and zero production rollbacks.
  • Drove the TypeScript SDK and Python SDK roadmap, cutting time-to-first-call on the cron / queues APIs from about 12 min to 4 min.
  • Lifted p99 latency on the edge function cold-start path by about 41% across 4 quarters by re-sequencing platform investments around Datadog and Honeycomb tracing.
  • Mentored 2 incoming TPMs through their first edge-runtime launches and authored the team's RFC-review playbook used across 4 service teams.
Cloudflare Technical Product Manager, Workers Platform San Francisco, CA · Aug 2019 - Feb 2022
  • Owned the Workers KV and Durable Objects roadmap, shipping about 14 platform epics per year across the storage and runtime APIs.
  • Built the team's first OpenAPI-driven API governance, replacing free-form contracts and cutting partner-reported integration friction by about 60%.
  • Partnered with Developer Relations on quarterly platform GA launches, driving around 28% lift in week-1 SDK installs across 6 launches.
  • Acted as deputy lead TPM during the previous lead's parental leave, running 2 multi-team programs with no missed milestones.

Principal TPM Resume Sample 12 years

Principal Technical Product Manager Resume Example

Fortune-500 data-platform program lead. Cross-org technical product strategy, ML-systems API ownership, and a 5-TPM program covering the data-cloud surface.

Vidya Ramaswamy

Principal Technical Product Manager

Bozeman, MT · vidya.ramaswamy@gmail.com · +1 406-555-0193 · linkedin.com/in/vidyaramaswamy

Profile Summary
  • Principal Technical Product Manager with 12 years of technical-product experience at Fortune-500 data-platform and observability firms, specializing in multi-year platform strategy, ML-systems API ownership, and TPM program leadership.
  • Hands-on coverage across REST + GraphQL + gRPC, Python / Java / Go SDKs, Kubernetes, Kafka, Snowpark, Datadog, OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs, and cross-region architecture trade-offs.
  • Deep expertise in multi-quarter platform-strategy authoring, cross-org architecture-review facilitation, annual capacity allocation planning, and chairing the firm's Technical PM Council.
  • Org-level partner with Engineering, Platform, Data, Security, Developer Relations, and Sales Engineering, owning the annual data-cloud API roadmap across 7 service teams.
  • Tech lead and people manager for a 5-TPM program across the data-platform and ML-systems domains, owning hiring loops, mentorship pairing, and the annual TPM career-laddering program.
Technical Skills
APIs & Platform Surfaces:
REST, GraphQL, gRPC, OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs, semantic versioning, deprecation policy, partner-tier rate-limiting
SDKs & Developer Surfaces:
Python, Java, Go SDK governance, Snowpark, CLI ergonomics, sample-code authoring, migration tooling
Platform & Infra:
Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Kafka, multi-region trade-offs, cost-per-query modeling, capacity planning
Observability & Telemetry:
Datadog, Honeycomb, OpenTelemetry, p95 / p99 latency, error budgets, SLOs, audit-grade tracing
ML Systems & Data Platform:
Feature stores, model-serving APIs, batch + streaming pipelines, lineage tracking, ML observability
Stakeholder & Communication:
Executive briefings, customer-advisory boards, conference keynotes, partner-facing whitepapers
Compliance & Governance:
SOC 2 + ISO 27001 product evidence, HIPAA-aware ML pipelines, customer data-residency commitments
Certifications:
Pragmatic Institute PMC-III, AWS Solutions Architect Associate, Reforge Technical Strategy, CKAD
Education
Carnegie Mellon University - Tepper School of Business M.B.A. in Strategy & Technology Management Pittsburgh, PA · Sep 2017 - May 2019
Indian Institute of Technology Madras B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering Chennai, India · Aug 2009 - May 2013
Work Experience
Snowflake Principal Technical Product Manager Bozeman, MT · May 2021 - Present
  • Lead a 5-TPM program across the data-platform and ML-systems domains, owning the API roadmap across 7 service teams (180+ engineers).
  • Chair the quarterly Technical PM Council, governing about 12 platform RFCs per quarter and ensuring API contracts align to the firm's multi-year platform strategy.
  • Owned the TPM side of SOC 2 and ISO 27001 product evidence for the data-cloud APIs for 3 consecutive years, passing all in-scope audits with zero high-severity findings.
  • Drove the Snowpark ML-API platform launch across 4 quarters, lifting ML-workload partner adoption from about 18% to 47% and cutting time-to-first model deploy from about 14 hours to 2 hours.
  • Rebuilt the firm's deprecation and versioning policy, adopted across 7 service teams and cited in every customer-advisory-board readout in the past 18 months.
  • Hired and onboarded 3 TPMs and 1 staff TPM over 24 months, running structured interview loops and 30/60/90 onboarding plans tied to architecture-review facilitation milestones.
  • Presents quarterly platform metrics (p99 latency, partner adoption, cost-per-query, deprecation-migration progress) to the SVP of Data Cloud Platform and the CTO staff.
Splunk Senior Technical Product Manager, Observability Cloud San Jose, CA · Jul 2014 - Apr 2021
  • Owned the ingestion and detector APIs on the Observability Cloud, shipping about 9 platform epics per year on partner-tier rate-limiting and quota design.
  • Built the team's first OpenAPI-driven contract governance, replacing free-form contracts and cutting partner-reported integration friction by about 55%.
  • Authored the firm's technical-PM RFC template, adopted across 6 platform teams and used in 70%+ of design-doc reviews.
  • Acted as deputy lead during the previous lead's parental leave, running 2 multi-team programs and the quarterly Technical PM Council for 5 months with no missed milestones.

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Technical enough to hold an architecture conversation without being the one writing the code. The template assumes you can talk APIs, SDKs, latency, scalability, and trade-offs with the engineers building the system, and that you have actually shipped technical products (APIs, platforms, developer tools, ML systems, infrastructure). If your background is feature-product PM with no platform exposure, the Product Manager template is the cleaner fit. If you are a former engineer who moved to product, this is the right shell.

Swap it in the side panel. The defaults lean REST + GraphQL + Python/TypeScript SDKs + Kubernetes + Kafka + Datadog + Amplitude + Confluence because that covers the most common 2026 Technical PM JD pattern, but every reference is a placeholder. Suggestion chips cover gRPC and WebSocket for API style, Go and Rust for SDK languages, Pulsar and Kinesis for streaming, New Relic and Honeycomb for observability, Mixpanel and Heap for analytics, Notion and GitHub Wiki for documentation, and LaunchDarkly and Split for experimentation. Tap the chip, the resume rewrites across every mention.

Technical Product Manager owns the technical surface area: APIs, SDKs, platforms, developer tools, infrastructure, ML systems. The day-to-day is API contract reviews, RFC writing, architecture trade-offs, telemetry decisions, and developer-experience metrics. The Product Manager template leans toward consumer or business-app PM: discovery, GTM, customer-facing features, outcome metrics on adoption and retention. The Product Owner template leans toward Scrum execution inside a delivery team: backlog ownership, story writing, sprint ceremonies. If your stakeholders are mostly engineers and partners and your roadmap items get reviewed in design docs, pick this one.

No. Hiring managers screen on substance: the APIs you shipped, the platform metrics you moved, the architecture decisions you owned, the migrations you led, the developer audiences you grew. Layout origin is not on the rubric. What does cost interviews is generic product phrasing that does not name a system, a contract, or a measured outcome, which this template is structured to prevent. The skeleton came from a former Google recruiter; the substance stays yours.

Why trust this template

Emmanuel Gendre, former Google recruiter and tech resume writer

Emmanuel Gendre

Former Google recruiter · Tech resume writer

I built this Technical Product Manager template from the patterns I saw work, not from generic advice. Below is the data behind every bullet, skills line, and metric placeholder.

  • Experience 700+ Technical Product Manager resumes screened across developer-tools scaleups, API platforms, infrastructure and data-platform firms, observability vendors, and Fortune-500 data-cloud programs during my Google recruiter years and at TechieCV. The Profile Summary and Skills sections mirror what survived the 6-second screen.
  • Expertise Bullets modeled on senior offers. The Postman section is structured the way Senior and Principal Technical PMs write their experience when they land developer-platform, infrastructure, and data-cloud interviews: multi-quarter strategy scope with engineering scale, API and SDK throughput with time-to-first-call deltas, RFC review volume with decision-turnaround cuts, capacity allocation, spec accept-on-first-review gains, telemetry-driven outcome lifts, and on-time program completion.
  • Trust Stack reflects the 2026 hiring bar. REST + GraphQL + Python/TypeScript SDKs + Kubernetes + Kafka + Datadog + Amplitude + LaunchDarkly + Confluence is what hiring managers expect today; suggestion chips cover realistic alternatives (gRPC, WebSocket, Go, Rust, Pulsar, Kinesis, NATS, New Relic, Honeycomb, Mixpanel, PostHog, Split, Optimizely, Statsig, Notion, GitHub Wiki) so you can match your real toolchain without losing keyword fit. Certifications round out the page: Pragmatic Institute PMC-III, AWS Cloud Practitioner, Reforge Technical Strategy, CKAD.
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