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This role is for one of our client companies — a VC-backed Technology, Information and Internet startup that has raised $3M USD in funding.

Salary: Up to 60LPA

Apply once and, if selected, get access to up to 20 remote and onsite interview opportunities.

We’re hiring a customer-centric Product Manager who thrives in fast-paced environments. You'll work closely with founders to drive product discovery, user research, analytics-led decision making, and end-to-end product execution.

• Own product initiatives end-to-end, from customer discovery and problem identification to launch, iteration, and adoption
• Conduct user research, customer interviews, and feedback sessions to uncover insights and validate opportunities
• Analyze product and user data to identify trends, prioritize opportunities, and measure impact
• Define and execute product experiments, iterate quickly, and drive improvements across key product metrics
• Collaborate closely with design and engineering to deliver intuitive, user-centric product experiences
• Scope new features and enhancements using customer insights, usage data, and market understanding
• Work directly with founders and cross-functional teams in a fast-paced, high-ownership environment

• 3+ years of Product Management experience in fast-paced, product-led environments
• Strong experience in customer research, user interviews, and translating insights into product decisions
• Data-driven mindset with hands-on experience using product analytics to drive prioritization and growth
• High ownership and bias for action, with the ability to take products from discovery to launch
• Strong collaboration with design and engineering teams to build intuitive user experiences
• Hands-on experience with tools such as Figma, Mixpanel, Amplitude, and Linear/Jira

• Own meaningful product decisions from day one at a funded startup
• Work with a sharp team shipping fast in a high-growth environment
• Accelerate your career with outsized responsibility and visibility
• Build something that scales — not slide decks