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Circonomit is seeking a founding product lead to shape our decision platform for industrial production. You will own the product area end to end, bridging customer needs and engineering to decide what we build next.
You’ll work with plant managers and controllers, present roadmaps to the board, and define the standards between product and customer projects. German C1+ and fluent English are essential, with a valid Germany work visa.
Hi, we're Dana and Erik, the founders of Circonomit. We build the decision platform industrial companies use to plan their production.
Dana sees the customer side. She needs to know which use cases we can sell today, which we cannot, and what a demo is allowed to claim.
Erik sees the engineering side. He needs requirements that are ready to be built, complete, and clear about what we deliberately leave out.
The product sits between the two, and that is this role. We sell vertically, one use case at a time, while the product has to stay general enough to serve the next customer without being rebuilt. You decide what we build next, in which order, and what we decline.
How you will be measured: how much of today's project work is standard product a year from now, and how quickly a recognised customer problem becomes a usable capability.
We came out of RWTH research, raised €2.8M with Vorwerk Ventures, and have customers running on our models today. Small team, Cologne office.
You should enjoy being in front of customers in your first week, and deciding without a research team behind you. Priorities change as we learn from customers, and we make scope and trade-offs explicit together.
An intro call, a second conversation with the team, a 60- to 90-minute live case on a real customer requirement, then in-person conversations with the team.
"Hustle the day, analyse at night, reinforce something outstanding." Period.
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