Haseeb Naveed, Senior Product Manager in Reykjavík. 7+ years in product across marketplaces, developer tools, and game engine platforms.
Megascans is a library of 18,000+ scanned assets that studios like Rockstar, Ubisoft and Disney use in their games and films. I spent five years on it: running the catalogue at Quixel, staying on through the Epic acquisition, helping launch Bridge and then repricing the whole thing for Fab.
The front door to the whole library. For two years I decided every detail about what went on it, picking every row and every feature by hand while the catalogue grew from 7,000 to 18,000+ assets. Behind it sat the asset taxonomy I rebuilt from scratch, so every one of those assets ended up somewhere people would actually look for it.
Collections bundled assets by theme, from coastlines and castle ruins to a medieval banquet, for people making games, films, archviz and everything in between. I was the only curator, so I picked and ordered every one of them and built the taxonomy they sit in. Hover the names to see a few, click the picture to look inside.
Some of the renders I made in Unreal with a teammate for the Megascans packs on the Unreal Engine Marketplace, back before Fab. Drag it, fling it, or jump to a pack.
Contributed to the launch of Bridge, a desktop app sitting on top of the Megascans marketplace offering asset browsing, purchasing, downloading, and one-click integration with game engines and 3D software. Built stakeholder-facing analytics dashboards and owned end-to-end feature delivery across design, engineering, and executive stakeholders.
Led pricing strategy for Megascans on Fab, transitioning from a subscription model to a tiered Pay-Per-Product model. Expanded the catalog through customer research, built and optimised the content publishing pipeline, and overhauled metadata and discoverability.
Carbon is the in-house engine that powers EVE Online, the world's second oldest MMO. I built the product function in a platform team that had only ever operated as a service team: a product vision, pillars and a roadmap from scratch, plus taking charge of the Tools team of one designer and eight engineers including QA.
Fenris Creations (formerly CCP Games) · Reykjavík
Leading product for a cross-functional team of 6 engineers, 1 QA, and 1 designer building internal dev tools and asset publishing pipelines. Proposed and led initiatives across tooling stability, developer experience, and a full UI/UX redesign of core tooling implemented via Claude Code.
Simultaneously leading the open source transformation of Carbon, CCP's in-house engine, working with engineering, legal, and production to establish governance, contribution pathways, community infrastructure, and documentation for external contributors.
Epic Games · Islamabad
Led pricing strategy for Megascans on Fab, transitioning from a subscription model to a tiered Pay-Per-Product model. Expanded the catalog through customer research, built and optimised the content publishing pipeline, and overhauled metadata and discoverability.
Epic Games · Islamabad
Contributed to the launch of Bridge, a desktop app sitting on top of the Megascans marketplace offering asset browsing, purchasing, downloading, and one-click integration with game engines and 3D software. Built stakeholder-facing analytics dashboards and owned end-to-end feature delivery across design, engineering, and executive stakeholders.
Quixel (acq. Epic Games) · Islamabad
Sole operator managing a rapidly scaling catalog, publishing content and single-handedly rewriting the metadata architecture as the library grew from 7,000 to 18,000+ listings. Designed a 0→1 taxonomy and curation system, raised CSAT by 36 points to 83.5%.
Motive (ex KeepTruckin) · Islamabad
Technical support across email, chat, and voice for a fleet management SaaS. Triaged issues to product and engineering, and contributed to the customer knowledge base.