Product Manager

Posted 3 days ago

euulerDenver (CO)

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About the role

The right people are one circle away. Euuler is a new app for discovering people through trusted professional communities. We’re building a way to meet someone relevant outside your immediate network, understand why the connection makes sense, and connect when the interest is mutual. We’re looking for a Product Manager to help turn that idea into a product people want to use. We’re at an early stage, so you’ll work closely with the founders and developers, speak with potential users, and have a real say in what we build first. What you’ll work onShape the first version of the app, from onboarding and profiles to discovery and introductions. Talk to users and community partners to understand what makes a connection useful, comfortable, and worth acting on. Turn what you learn into clear priorities and practical requirements for the development team. Review prototypes and product flows, spot friction, and help us make decisions quickly. Define what we need to learn from the pilot and use those findings to guide what comes next. You might be a good fit if you Have experience taking a digital product from an idea to something people can use. Can move comfortably between user conversations, product details, and discussions with developers. Write clearly, ask good questions, and know when a simple solution is enough. Enjoy the uncertainty and hands-on work of building at an early stage. We care more about how you think and what you’ve built than a particular number of years in a PM role. If this sounds interesting, send us a note about a product you helped build, the decisions you made, and what you learned along the way.

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