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Mutinex is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own a product area across discovery, strategy, prioritisation, delivery, launch, measurement and iteration in a hybrid Sydney/Melbourne setup. You will collaborate with design, engineering and data science to ship products customers value.
The role emphasizes deep customer understanding, market context, and commercial awareness, with the ability to translate complex capabilities into actionable product decisions.
Mutinex is an AI-powered growth platform used by 100+ global brands. Our measurement technology has processed over $9B in media spend and consistently outperforms legacy approaches.
We’ve spent years solving one of marketing’s hardest problems: knowing what actually works. Now we’re building the connected product experience that helps customers move from measurement to planning and execution.
You’ll own a product area within Mutinex and be accountable for its success — not just for maintaining a roadmap or moving tickets through delivery.
You’ll build a deep understanding of customers, the market, our technology, and the commercial context. You’ll use that understanding to identify the right problems, set direction, make clear tradeoffs, and work closely with design, engineering, and data science to ship products that customers value.
This role suits someone who is comfortable operating across the full product lifecycle: discovery, strategy, prioritisation, delivery, launch, measurement, and iteration. You don’t need to be an engineer or data scientist, but you do need enough technical and analytical depth to work credibly with both disciplines, understand feasibility and uncertainty, and make good product decisions in a data-intensive environment.
You’ve owned and delivered meaningful products, ideally in a B2B SaaS, data-intensive, AI, analytics, platform, or technical environment. You have worked closely with engineers and data scientists or other highly technical specialists, and you know how to turn complex capabilities into products that solve real customer problems.
We’re around 80 people, and the product team is intentionally small. Product Managers here own meaningful problem spaces rather than narrow feature sets. You’ll work directly with engineering, design, data science, and customer-facing teams — there’s no layer of product operations or project management between you and the problem.
We expect Product Managers to provide strong product direction while partnering with technical leaders and people leaders to help the team do its best work.
This isn’t a role where the product is already figured out and you’re only optimising conversion rates. We’re building genuinely new technology in a complex category, and many of the most valuable problems don’t arrive with an obvious solution.
You’ll help shape how our products connect measurement, planning, and execution — and how complex data science and engineering capabilities become simple, trusted customer experiences.
We care more about how you think, what you’ve owned, and how you work with others than where you’ve worked. If you’re excited by hard product problems and ready to drive them from ambiguity to impact, we should talk.