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TrueFoundry is seeking a Growth Product Manager to accelerate adoption of the AI Gateway and Agent Harness. You’ll work across product, growth, developer experience, and GTM to remove friction, drive activation, and expand usage among developer teams.
You’ll collaborate with engineering, design, marketing, and customers to identify barriers, run rapid experiments, and build product-led growth loops that scale with TrueFoundry’s traction in AI tooling.
TrueFoundry is building the infrastructure layer for teams building and running AI applications in production.
We’re looking for a Growth Product Manager to drive adoption of our AI Gateway and Agent Harness.
Your job is simple: get more developers to discover TrueFoundry, reach value quickly, keep using the product, and bring their teams with them.
This role sits at the intersection of product, growth, developer experience, and GTM. You’ll work closely with engineering, design, marketing, developer relations, sales, and customers to identify what is stopping adoption and fix it.
Make it incredibly easy for developers to discover TrueFoundry, try the product, and get to value quickly. Own the experience across signup, onboarding, integrations, docs, migration, and activation.
Identify what drives adoption, usage, and retention across both products. Work closely with engineering to improve the product experience, remove friction, and build the features and workflows that developers genuinely want to use.
Find ways for growth to compound through the product itself. This could come from team collaboration, integrations, open source, templates, community, migration flows, or usage naturally expanding as developers build more with TrueFoundry.
Own the funnel from discovery to activation, retention, and expansion. Combine product analytics, user conversations, GitHub and community signals, and market insights to identify bottlenecks and run rapid experiments to solve them.
You should be comfortable moving from a user insight or hypothesis to a shipped experiment quickly, then using data and feedback to decide what to do next.
We care more about slope, product judgment, and ability to execute than a specific resume.
You’ll likely be great at this if:
Within 6 to 12 months, we should see: