Founding Product Manager - Remote, Unlimited PTO

Centralize; San Francisco, New York (CA, NY); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k)

Parental leave

Unlimited PTO

Quarterly offsites

Equipment stipend

Job summary

Centralize is hiring its first product manager to own what we build next. You’ll sit at the center of the company, between the enterprise teams we’re closing, the sales and success teams who know them best, and the engineers shipping the product.

You’ll find the real problems underneath the feature requests, decide what makes the roadmap, and launch it. It’s a rare chance to define how product works at a company that’s already working, and to grow with it as we scale.

Responsibilities

• Own the roadmap end to end. Talk to customers, find the problems underneath the feature requests, and decide what we build next and why.
• Prioritize across three buckets: bugs, customer feature requests, and the roadmap for the next few months to a year.
• Be the translation layer between GTM and engineering. Turn what sales, success, and customers are hearing into clear specs, and make sure the team understands the why.
• Run launches from start to finish, including positioning, enablement, and GTM with our sales and marketing teams, and shape the website and product assets with our design lead so every launch lands.
• Sit in on customer calls with enterprise revenue teams at companies like Webflow, Brex, and Cognition, and bring what you learn back into the product.
• Hold the quality bar. QA what we ship before it reaches customers.
• Build the product function from scratch: how we prioritize, plan, and measure what we ship. Grow the product team as we scale.
• Work directly with our co‑founders and shape where the product goes next.

Job description

Centralize is hiring its first product manager to own what we build next. You’ll sit at the center of the company, between the enterprise teams we’re closing, the sales and success teams who know them best, and the engineers shipping the product.

You’ll find the real problems underneath the feature requests, decide what makes the roadmap, and launch it. It’s a rare chance to define how product works at a company that’s already working, and to grow with it as we scale.