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Marzi by Primus is seeking a Lead Product Manager in Bengaluru to own product experiences across app, web, events, and community. This hands-on role combines product building with leadership, reporting to the founder, and driving measurable business impact.
You will lead a UI/UX designer and an Associate Product Manager, crafting data-informed decisions and growth-focused product strategies for lifecycle and engagement.
Experience Level: 5 - 8 Years in Product, consumer apps, behavioral design or lifecycle management
Employment Type: Full-time
About Marzi: Marzi is a digital-first venture under the Primus Group, pioneering a new paradigm for India’s urban, affluent, and tech-savvy 50+ population. We reimagine life after 50 by empowering individuals aged 50-70 years to lead purposeful, connected, and fulfilling lives from the comfort of their homes. This stage of life is often marked by transitions - retirement, empty nests, shifting identities. Marzi helps people combat boredom, rediscover relevance, and find renewed purpose.
Role Overview
We are hiring a Lead Product Manager who will be the senior-most product hire at Marzi.
This is a hands-on product leadership role. The person will report directly to the founder and will be accountable for building product experiences that drive Marzi’s business outcomes across app, web, events, community, lifecycle, and new 0-1 product verticals.
This is not a role for someone who only manages roadmaps, writes PRDs, coordinates with engineering, or ships features. We are looking for a product builder who can independently identify business problems, deeply understand users, define product solutions, work closely with design and engineering, and drive measurable impact.
The role will be approximately 80% hands-on product building and 20% team leadership The person will manage:
1 UI/UX Designer
1 Associate Product Manager
Functional Skills Required
1. 0-1 Product Building
You should have prior experience building new product experiences from scratch. You should be comfortable with ambiguity, undefined user behavior, imperfect data, evolving business priorities, and fast learning cycles. You should be able to move from:
2. Consumer Product Experience
You should have strong experience building consumer-facing digital products, preferably in an early-stage or high-growth environment. You should understand user journeys, onboarding, activation, engagement, retention, conversion, and repeat behavior.
3. Engagement and Retention Product Experience
You should have built or meaningfully contributed to products that improved engagement, repeat user, retention, lifecycle movement, or habit formation.
We are especially interested in candidates who have built engagement products from scratch rather than only optimized mature products.
4. Business Metrics Orientation
You must be accountable for business outcomes, not just feature delivery.
You should be comfortable owning and moving metrics such as:
You should be able to explain what metric was broken, how you diagnosed it, what you changed, and what impact it had.
5. Data-Based Product Thinking
You should be able to define and inspect funnels, cohorts, user segments, drop-offs, and product performance. You should be comfortable working with product analytics tools such as Firebase, Mixpanel, GA, Clevertap, Amplitude, or similar platforms. SQL is good to have, but not mandatory. What is mandatory is the ability to ask the right data questions and use evidence to make better product decisions.
6. Customer Insight and First-Principles Thinking
You should not rely only on prior company experience, templates, or generic product frameworks.
Marzi is building for a user base that requires deep listening and fresh thinking. You must be able to combine data, customer conversations, behavioral observation, and business context to arrive at first-principles product decisions.
7. UX Judgment and Attention to Detail
You should have strong product taste and attention to detail.
You do not need to be a designer, but you should know what makes a journey simple, trustworthy, intuitive, and conversion-friendly.
You should be able to catch gaps in flows, copy, hierarchy, friction, edge cases, and customer communication.
8. Product Writing and Clarity
You should be able to write clear product notes, PRDs, decision documents, user stories, launch notes, and post-launch reviews. Your writing should bring clarity to engineering, design, business, and leadership teams.
9. Engineering and Design Collaboration
You should be able to work closely with engineering and design teams, make trade-offs, prioritize sharply, and ship with speed. You should be able to handle constraints without losing momentum or blaming dependencies.
You will manage a UI/UX designer and an Associate Product Manager.
You should be able to set priorities, review work, coach team members, give clear feedback, hold accountability, and create a strong operating rhythm.
Join us in our journey to success, innovation, and creating a brighter future for in India.