Staff Product Manager
$184,000 - $200,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$184,000 - $200,000 per year
About the role
- Drive the product vision, strategy, and roadmap in collaboration with the product team and politics team stakeholders.
- Turn ideas into scalable product solutions that empower independents to explore a run for office, run winning campaigns, and serve in office.
- Leverage your passion for users to organize user research and testing across our politically diverse user base in collaboration with the design team.
- Productize emerging AI tools to improve our products and features and scale yourself.
- Create cohesive funnels that drive user adoption, growth, and unlock a viable path for independent candidates.
- Apply quantitative and qualitative methods to validate ideas, learn from user interactions or feedback, and improve metrics on existing products.
- Report to the CPO and partner closely with our Designer and Engineering team.
- Who we're looking for:
- You're up for the audacious challenge of transforming our democracy by making running as an independent a viable path to getting elected into service. You're very curious about this problem space or are already passionate about it.
- You thrive in a remote, fast-paced environment, balancing strategic thinking with a strong bias toward action.
- You're a proven A-player with an 8+ year track record of building tech products, with increasing responsibility and success.
- You've either built something from scratch or were very early on a product that went from 0 or 0.5 to 1 (and beyond). You're quick to pivot when the need arises or a better path emerges.
- You get obsessed with your user. You research them and proactively try to make them as successful as possible by improving the product.
- You're analytical with a metrics mindset, plus you've got the data, optimization, and problem solving skills to ensure products meet their potential.
- You're actively using emerging AI tools and understand the basics of prompt engineering both to scale yourself and improve products and features.
- You have a baseline understanding of how the American political system works.
- You're able to work independently and also enjoy collaborating with others to iteratively solve problems in real-time. You thrive working at the startup speed that our mission demands.
- You pursue understanding user perspectives and behavior with curiosity and empathy.
- You communicate clearly, directly, and respectfully, and you're open to delivering and receiving candid feedback that helps the team grow.
- Bonus if:
- You have experience working in small, tight-knit, fast-paced remote teams.
- You have professional or volunteer experience in civic tech, democracy reform, political campaigns, or social impact initiatives.
- You're tired of sitting on the sidelines while democracy fails to meet its potential — and you're ready to act.
- Why you should work at GoodParty.org:
- Join a passionate team with diverse political views focused on one mission. Our values are: People First. Direct, Open, and Honest. Empowered Ownership. Iterate for Impact. Fun Is Fuel.
- We're a Public Benefit Corporation that prioritizes social impact over profit.
- Innovative Bitcoin denominated deferred bonus plan, allowing you to have the amazing upside of being in a startup while working on a truly meaningful mission.
- Work where and how you like, on a fully remote team spread across the country.100% coverage of health, dental, and vision benefits for you and your dependents.
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