Pavel Sandoval
About Pavel Sandoval
Pavel Sandoval serves as the Director of Product Management for AI & Automation at Nylas, where he has contributed to the company's recognition as a Gartner Cool Vendor. He has extensive experience in product management, having previously held positions at Macy's, Google, and Disney.
Current Role at Nylas
Pavel Sandoval serves as the Director of Product Management for AI & Automation at Nylas since 2021. In this role, he has led significant initiatives, including the integration of communication channels and the automation of data ETL processes. His work focuses on enhancing co-pilot capabilities within application workspaces through an API platform. Sandoval has also been instrumental in developing the enterprise V3 API, which supports AI capabilities for communication workflows.
Previous Experience in Product Management
Before joining Nylas, Pavel Sandoval held several key positions in product management. He worked at Disney Experiences from 2014 to 2018 as Manager of Product Management for Digital Automation. Prior to that, he was at Macy's from 2011 to 2014 as Manager of Product Management for the Data Platform. Sandoval also served as Group Product Manager for Cloud AI at Google from 2018 to 2021, where he contributed to the development of AI-driven solutions.
Education and Expertise
Pavel Sandoval earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Economy from the University of Washington. His educational background has provided a foundation for his expertise in product management, particularly in AI and automation. Sandoval's academic and professional experiences have equipped him with the skills necessary to lead product teams and manage complex projects in technology-driven environments.
Achievements at Nylas
At Nylas, Pavel Sandoval played a key role in the company being recognized as a Gartner® Cool Vendor™ in Composable Customer Engagement Platforms. He has managed a product management team focused on discrete APIs and back-end services that enable AI-enabled workflows. His efforts in configuring workspaces for GenAI have improved knowledge retrieval and interaction capabilities within applications, collaborating with technology partners such as GCP and OpenAI.