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Compunet Connections is seeking a Senior PM to own the full product surface and lead a major transformation over the next 12 months. You will drive a real PLG engine, make the product AI-first, and launch a B2B2B API as a developer-facing product line, reporting to the CEO with cross-functional coordination.
You will inherit a team and work closely with design, data, and engineering leads to ship impact-driven features and pricing changes, with a focus on ARR growth and a strong customer-signal
Experience: 6–10 years · Location: Bengaluru (in office)
You will own Our client's full product surface and lead the most important transformation in the company's next 12 months: building a real PLG engine, making the product AI-first, and launching our B2B2B API as a developer-facing product line.
Today, every dollar Our client earns is sales-led. We need that to change. Our category — sales intelligence — is dominated by PLG-built businesses (Apollo, Lusha) and we cannot win on sales motion alone. The product itself has to convert.
This is a Senior PM title with founder-level ownership. You will report to the CEO, work in lockstep with the data co-founder on the Data Suite, and coordinate with the engineering co-founder's Backend, Frontend, Innovation, and QA leads. You inherit two designers, one junior analyst, and a QA team. A separately-hired PMM is your peer.
What you'll own
What we're looking for
Mandatory:
Strongly preferred
What we don't filter on
We don't filter on FAANG / unicorn logos, formal degrees, or English fluency. We filter on clarity of thought, demonstrated impact, and AI-first operating style.
Compensation
Competitive pay — fixed, variable tied to PLG and shipping outcomes, and meaningful ESOPs. Variable is structured to reward outcomes (PLG ARR, shipping velocity, product quality) with a Day-60 accountability gate. Specific numbers are constructed per candidate. Full structure detailed at offer stage.
Pace and work model — important
We tell candidates this before offer, not after. We'd rather you self-select out now than be unhappy in month 3.