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Verlo is seeking its first Product Manager to shape the next generation of AI-native tools for financial advisors. You’ll talk to customers, translate problems into solutions, and collaborate with engineering and design to ship impactful features.
This on-site role in St. John's NL offers the chance to define product strategy from the ground up, partner with founders, and drive measurable outcomes in a fast-moving startup environment.
We're a small, fast-moving team building AI-native tools for financial advisors. If you care about craft and shipping products people love, we'd like to meet you.
St. John's, NL
Full time
On-site
Verlo is building the operating system for financial advisors.
We're creating AI software that helps advisory firms eliminate administrative work and deliver better client experiences.
We're looking for our first Product Manager to help define what we build next.
You'll spend time talking to customers, analyzing product usage, working with engineering, and turning customer problems into simple, elegant software.
This role isn't about writing endless documentation - it's about deeply understanding users and helping the team build the highest-impact features.
Talk to customers every day
Gather and prioritize product feedback
Define product requirements
Partner with Engineering and Design throughout development
Prioritize the roadmap
Analyze usage and customer behavior
Write clear user stories and acceptance criteria
Measure feature success and iterate quickly
3+ years in Product Management or a related role
Strong product intuition
Analytical mindset
Ability to simplify complex problems
Experience working closely with engineers
Customer obsession
Comfortable making decisions with incomplete information
SaaS experience
Startup experience
Experience with product analytics tools
Build one of the first AI-native operating systems for financial advisors
Work directly with founders and customers
Shape product strategy from the earliest stages