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Lead Product Manager

Posted 43 days ago

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About the role

Job Title: Senior Product Manager with Strong UX Background
Location: Remote (Preferred locations: Paris, London, US, Ukraine, or other European regions)
Employment Type: Full-Time or Hourly Contract
About Us: We are an ambitious and fast-growing startup revolutionizing the SaaS/PaaS landscape with cutting-edge solutions in ad tech and fintech. We are a team driven by innovation and hypergrowth, building transformative platforms that shape the future of technology.
Job Description: We are seeking a Senior Product Manager with a strong UX background to lead and innovate on our SaaS/PaaS platforms. The ideal candidate is a strategic thinker with hands-on experience in ad tech, fintech, or similar industries. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to define product strategy, enhance user experience, and drive product success.
Key Responsibilities: Lead product strategy, roadmap, and execution for SaaS/PaaS platforms. Collaborate with design, engineering, and business teams to create intuitive and impactful user experiences. Analyze market trends, user feedback, and data to inform product decisions. Drive product innovation in ad tech and fintech spaces. Develop and communicate product requirements, user stories, and use cases. Monitor key performance metrics and iterate to ensure product success. Act as a champion for user-centered design principles.
Qualifications: 5+ years of product management experience, with a strong focus on UX design and strategy. Proven experience in SaaS/PaaS platforms, ad tech, or fintech. Exceptional ability to define product vision and translate it into actionable goals. Strong analytical skills with a data-driven approach to decision-making. Excellent communication and collaboration skills. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, hypergrowth environment. Fluency in Russian is a plus

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