Product Manager

Whatwapp is a leading mobile game company in Italy with three major titles, focusing on casual games. The company, comprising around fifty diverse team members, operates in English and supports hybrid work options. Whatwapp is transitioning from a startup to a scale‑up, aiming to expand globally and innovate within the gaming industry. We encourage a flat hierarchy, allowing rapid idea execution and learning opportunities directly from our leaders, with a commitment to the personal and professional growth of our employees.

We are looking for a new Product Manager to join us and lead a great team.

The ideal candidate is hungry for a win, smiles when facing a challenge, and is always ready for another round.

Your quest will be to :

• Have a vision of the product and where you want to take it
• Define the product roadmap towards your vision while meeting management goals
• Execute against that roadmap – full development cycles, from specification to delivery to make your vision a reality
• Be hands‑on with the team by facilitating the team’s requirements and needs
• Be on top of the game’s daily performance
• Define AB tests to validate assumptions and make improvements
• Work closely with the data team to understand and guide the performance, economy, and behaviour of your players
• Manage tasks of different departments : customer support, data, monetization, development, design, QA.
• Oversee live ops
• Communicate with management

To start playing, you will need :

• 3 years of product management experience in F2P mobile games
• Good analytical and numerical skills
• Agile project management skills and experience
• Strong Excel

The type of player we are looking for :

• A game lover
• Hungry for a win
• A careful and detailed planner
• Data‑oriented
• Leader
• Enjoys solving problems and puzzles
• Understands the meaning of full ownership
• Critical thinker
• Use critical thinking : don’t assume, validate your gut feeling!
• Take ownership and make it happen!
• Love what you do and have fun doing it!
• Work on the problem, not just the symptoms!
• Don’t overcomplicate it, keep it simple and effective!
• Share ideas to reduce bias and improve results!

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