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Podimo, a leading podcast and audiobooks platform, is seeking a Product Manager to shape the future of listening. You will own a product area from problem definition to shipped solution, collaborating with engineering and design to turn user needs into impactful features.
The role emphasizes data-driven decision making, experimentation, and measurable outcomes across the user journey. You’ll work with a cross-functional team in a fast-growing environment, prioritizing customer focus, business
You’re curious about why people listen, what makes them stay, and how small changes to the experience can make a big differenceYou like working closely with a wide range of stakeholders - from engineers to designers - and you bring clarity when priorities competeMost of all, you care about impact: you want what you ship to matter to listeners, creators and the businessNaturally, being passionate and knowledgeable about podcasts, audio and video content, creators, entertainment and the media industry is a big plus!Collaboration: You’ve built strong relationships with stakeholders across teams and backgrounds, and you’re comfortable standing behind a decision with evidence, while staying open to other viewsCustomer focus: You have 3+ years of experience working on B2C products and know how to uncover what keeps users coming back. Maybe even in a scale-up environment within tech, subscription, or mediaData fluency: You make product decisions with data, and you know when to ask what’s missing from the pictureOwnership: You’ve taken products from idea to results, and you can move forward when things are uncertainCommercial awareness: You’ve connected product work to business results and can explain the trade-offs you madeSystems thinking: You look beyond the single problem to the bigger pattern, and you understand the trade-off between building something generic and shipping something fastAdaptability: You’ve changed course when the evidence pointed elsewhere, and you can talk openly about what didn’t work