Head of Product: Architect the Product Operating System

ASI Flow, Inc.; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Hyper seeks a product leader to determine where to compete, which users to win, and to build the product operating system that turns conviction into measurable outcomes.

You will own the T+90/180/365 plans: understand users, review data quality, map activation friction, interview users, and set 3–5 priorities; establish a discovery system, roadmap, and monetization recommendations; build durable product capabilities and competitive intelligence.

Qualifications

• The strongest applications demonstrate at least one example where you personally identified a non-obvious user, market, or product insight that changed strategy and produced measurable results.

Responsibilities

• Develop a deep understanding of Hyper's product and users.
• Review product data and instrumentation quality.
• Interview high-value, active, inactive, converted, and churned users.
• Establish provisional segmentation and a jobs-to-be-done framework.
• Map major activation and retention friction.
• Identify the 3–5 highest-conviction product priorities.
• Produce the initial product thesis.
• Demonstrably improve onboarding or time-to-value.
• Establish a consistent discovery system.
• Establish a roadmap tied to measurable outcomes.
• Develop packaging and monetization recommendations with Growth and GTM.
• Establish a competitive intelligence process.
• Demonstrate meaningful improvement in activation, adoption, and/or retention.
• Establish a durable product operating system.
• Clarify Hyper's strategic product positioning.
• Demonstrate evidence supporting the next major product bets.
• Build additional product capability only where justified by scale.

Job description

Hyper seeks a product leader to determine where to compete, which users to win, and to build the product operating system that turns conviction into measurable outcomes.

You will own the T+90/180/365 plans: understand users, review data quality, map activation friction, interview users, and set 3–5 priorities; establish a discovery system, roadmap, and monetization recommendations; build durable product capabilities and competitive intelligence.