Product Manager

Good Buy Gear, Inc.; Kentucky; On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedules

Discounts on products

Job summary

Good Buy Gear, Inc. is seeking a Product Manager to lead product initiatives in logistics and operations. This role emphasizes improving systems that support inspection, refurbishment, and inventory management. The ideal candidate will have 3+ years of product management experience and strong operational insights.

You’ll collaborate across teams, spending time on the warehouse floor and utilizing data to inform decisions. Enjoy a work environment that values work-life balance and offers flexible schedules.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in product management, particularly in warehouse operations.
• Experience shipping software for operational use, not just customer-facing.
• Ability to model operational metrics like cost and throughput.

Responsibilities

• Own the product roadmap for logistics and operations systems.
• Define metrics and guide decisions with data.
• Collaborate with engineering and other teams to ship product improvements.

Skills

Product management

Operations collaboration

Data analysis

Communication skills

SQL or willingness to learn

Job description

Description

About Good Buy Gear

Over the past decade, we've built the inspection, refurbishment and recommerce system needed to make high-trust resale work at scale. Today, we partner with 65+ leading brands and retailers to make quality baby and kid gear more accessible, affordable and sustainable for every family.

We’re tackling this multi-billion dollar industry by putting parent’s needs first and are proud to give secondhand shopping the legitimacy and convenience it deserves to become a modern-day movement. Working at GoodBuy Gear feels like being on a high-functioning sports team. Everyone has an important and unique value to provide. Everyone knows their contributions have an impact. It’s an exciting time to be joining the company as we’re growing fast!

The Role

We're looking for a Product Manager who is energized by the world of complex reverse logistics and operations. You'll own the products and systems that inspect, refurbish and move gear through our warehouses and into homes — intake and inspection, inventory management, fulfillment, shipping, and the tools our operations team relies on every day.

This is a builder's role for someone who's equally comfortable on the warehouse floor watching how work really happens and in a spreadsheet modeling unit economics. You'll translate operational pain into product, partner closely with engineering and ops leaders, and ship improvements that customers feel as better listings, and more trustworthy gear.

What you'll do

• Own the product roadmap for our logistics and operations systems — intake, quality control, refurbishment and inspection, inventory, and warehouse workflows.
• Spend real time where the work happens. Sit with the ops team, walk the warehouse, and turn what you observe into a prioritized backlog of problems worth solving.
• Define and measure the metrics that matter — processing time per unit, cost to fulfill, inventory accuracy, throughput, and listing quality — and use them to guide decisions.
• Partner with engineering to scope, sequence, and ship — writing clear specs, making sharp trade-offs, and keeping work moving without losing sight of quality.
• Collaborate across operations, fulfillment, merchandising, and finance to align product investments with business goals and capacity.
• Improve the tools operators use daily, reducing manual steps, error rates, and training time so the team can scale without scaling headcount linearly.

Why you'll love it here

Beyond compensation, we value work-life balance. We provide flexible schedules and discounts on all our Good Buys!

What we're looking for

• 3+ years in product management, with experience owning products in warehouse operations, or a related operational domain.
• A track record of shipping software that real operators use — not just customer-facing features.
• Comfort with operational and financial metrics; you can model throughput and cost, and you reach for data to settle debates.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to build trust with both engineers and warehouse teams.
• A bias toward getting your hands dirty — you'd rather watch a process run ten times than guess at how it works.
• Sound judgment on prioritization and trade-offs in a resource-constrained, fast-moving environment.
• Curious and hungry to use the latest and greatest technology, with hands-on experience leveraging AI tools like Claude to drive efficiency.
• Comfort with SQL or a willingness to learn enough to answer your own questions.

Nice to have

• Experience in e-commerce, marketplaces, retail, or resale/recommerce.
• Familiarity with warehouse management systems, inventory systems or returns
• Exposure to physical operations with high SKU variability or one-of-a-kind inventory.