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Jeeny is seeking a Product Manager - Driver Experience to own the Jeeny Driver App and the end-to-end driver journey. You will drive improvements across earnings, wallet features, and driver policies by working with engineering, design, BI, customer experience and operations teams in Lahore, Riyadh, Amman and Dubai.
You will write PRDs, define Given/When/Then scenarios, and unravel problems with driver insights and data. You will ship with a distributed team across timezones and languages.
Jeeny is a mobile application that eases daily commuting and transportation.
By connecting you with your preferred mode of transportation, we are fulfilling our aim of making mobility accessible, affordable, and flexible for all.
We are a joint venture between MEIG (Middle East Internet Group), Rocket Internet, and IMENA.
Jeeny was established in 2014 as Easy Taxi.
However, in 2016, it was revamped as Jeeny to cater to other services.
Currently, we are operational in Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
We have offices in Riyadh, Jeddah, Madinah, Amman, Lahore, and Karachi.
As Product Manager - Driver Experience, you will own the Jeeny Driver App and the complete experience drivers rely on every day to work and earn.
You will lead improvements across the daily ride journey, earnings and wallet features, driver policies, app quality and product instrumentation.
Working closely with engineering, design, BI, customer experience and operations teams across Lahore, Riyadh, Amman and Dubai, you will use driver insights and data to identify problems, set priorities and deliver measurable improvements to the driver experience.
Jeeny is an equal opportunity employer.
We are committed to providing a workplace where all aspects of employment are solely based on merit.
We value diversity and absolutely do not discriminate in any form based on race, color, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender, age, or mental or physical disability.
3 - 5 years in product management, with at least two of them owning a consumer or marketplace mobile app that real people depended on.
Evidence that you have written requirements for an engineering team built from directly.
We will ask to see one.
SQL you write yourself.
Not 'exposure to', not 'worked closely with analysts'.
You should be able to pull your own funnel and defend the definition.
Judgement about trade-offs, and the nerve to say what you are not going to do and why.
Clear written English.
Most of this job is writing, and most of the audience is not in your timezone.
An instinct for users who are doing something else while using your product.
A driver is working, often driving, frequently in the sun, sometimes arguing with a passenger.
Design that ignores this is design that fails.
It would help Ride-hailing, delivery, logistics, or fintech built for gig workers.
Experience shipping to Saudi Arabia or the wider Gulf, or working with Arabic-language and RTL products.
Hands‑on work with product analytics and instrumentation, for example CleverTap, GA4, Amplitude, Mixpanel or Clarity.
Experience with BDD, spec-driven development or working inside a replatforming programme.
Urdu and English both, which is how this team actually talks to each other.
Note: This is not a backlog management role, and it is not a delivery-manager seat with a product title.
Nobody here will hand you a prioritised list.
By day 30. You know the Driver App cold, screen by screen, including the states most people never see.
You have sat with customer support and with KSA operations.
You have shipped at least one small fix so you know how the pipeline works end to end.
By day 60. You own a PRD end to end, from problem statement through BDD scenarios to release, and you are running the conversation with engineering and design yourself.
By day 90. You own a driver-facing metric and you are the person in the room who can explain what moved it, without being asked twice.