Remote | Product Owner - $120,000-$200,000/year
$120,000 - $200,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$120,000 - $200,000 per year
About the role
- Product Ownership & Lifecycle Management
- Own the product lifecycle from discovery and scoping through launch and iteration
- Translate complex user and business problems into clear product requirements and executable releases
- Define product direction while maintaining focus on practical delivery
- Coordinate priorities across engineering, data, and business stakeholders
- Maintain accountability for product outcomes throughout development and post-launch iteration
- Prioritisation & Product Execution
- Prioritise initiatives across user needs, business impact, technical constraints, and available resources
- Break ambiguous problems into focused and achievable product scopes
- Make pragmatic trade-offs while maintaining a high standard for product quality
- Drive execution in fast-moving environments where requirements may evolve
- Keep teams aligned around the highest-impact product priorities
- Data-Driven Product Management
- Define and track KPIs, adoption metrics, and product outcomes
- Use product usage data and customer insights to guide prioritisation and iteration
- Evaluate whether launches are achieving intended user and business outcomes
- Identify opportunities for improvement through quantitative and qualitative signals
- Incorporate real-world product performance into ongoing roadmap decisions
- User Experience & Product Quality
- Build intuitive, high-quality customer-facing products
- Maintain a strong focus on usability and overall user experience
- Simplify technically complex functionality into clear product experiences
- Gather and incorporate customer feedback throughout the product lifecycle
- Balance speed of execution with consistency, reliability, and product quality
- Cross-Functional Leadership
- Partner closely with engineering throughout planning and delivery
- Collaborate effectively with data, business, and other internal stakeholders
- Communicate product decisions, priorities, and trade-offs clearly in writing
- Drive alignment across teams without relying on excessive process
- Operate effectively in asynchronous and highly ambiguous working environments
- Ideal Profile
- Professional experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or similar role with ownership of a live software product
- Demonstrated track record of building customer-facing technology products
- Strong product judgement and ability to simplify complex problems
- Experience using KPIs, usage data, customer feedback, and product insights to guide decisions
- High degree of ownership and comfort operating in fast-moving, ambiguous environments
- Strong written communication and stakeholder-management skills
- Experience with AI, data, developer tools, or technically sophisticated products is strongly preferred
- Technical fluency or an engineering background is highly advantageous
- Experience with AI/ML, LLMs, agents, data infrastructure, or analytics products is a strong plus
- Experience taking products from 01 and iterating based on real-world usage is highly valued
- Engagement Details
- Full-time engagement
- Fully remote
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