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Pennylane ищет Product Manager для фокусирования на монетизации и росте в финтех-экосистеме для малого бизнеса и бухгалтерских фирм во Франции и Европе. Роль подразумевает использование SQL и Amplitude, работу с дорожной картой продукта и эксперименты для увеличения MRR.
Возможна удаленная работа из Франции с офисом в Париже; гибридный/удаленный формат, ориентированность на результаты и тесное взаимодействие с кросс-функциональными командами.
We aim to become the most beloved financial Operating System of French SMEs and Accounting Firms (and soon, European ones). We help entrepreneurs rid themselves of time-consuming tasks related to accounting and finance while providing them with access to key financial information to assist in making the best decisions for their business. Pennylane is one of the fastest growing Fintechs in France (and soon to be in Europe!) In 5 years of existence, we've managed to:
At Pennylane, the product is at the heart of how we grow: it is where our customers discover value, adopt it, and decide to go further with us. Every month, thousands of SMEs join Pennylane, on their own or through their accountant, and the e-invoicing reform is accelerating this momentum. Our ambition is that each of them quickly finds the value that fits their business, and grows with Pennylane as their needs evolve. Helping SMEs discover, adopt and upgrade to the right plan is one of the biggest levers for Pennylane's growth in the coming years. As a product-led company, this happens in the product, at the right moment, for the right company. That is the job. You'll shape this scope from the ground up, with a highly strategic role at the heart of our SME growth and a great opportunity to put your skills and ideas to good use.
The free-to-paid journey for SMEs: how they discover paid value, when and where an upgrade is proposed, and how they buy (plan upgrade, additional seats, add-ons, opening a Pro Account). The shared upgrade surfaces: paywalls, upsell moments and upgrade guidelines, for a consistent upgrade experience across the product. A clear monetisation outcome: product-driven upgrades and MRR, with a baseline, targets and decision rules you define and steer. We believe monetisation should come from delivering more value, not from restricting it.
As a Product Manager, you'll be part of a 100+ people Product organisation, supported by an engineering team of more than 300 people. You'll spend an extensive amount of time understanding why SMEs pay, or don't. You will interview them, conduct user research and dig into our data yourself (SQL, Amplitude, Metabase) to understand where value is felt and where the upgrade journey breaks. You'll run monetisation as an experiment-led practice: one cohort, one hypothesis, a metric and a stop criterion defined upfront. Weekly hypothesis testing rather than long shaping cycles. You scale, change or stop, and a negative result is still a result. With those insights and the company's objectives in mind, you'll be empowered to define your OKRs and your roadmap. You'll work hand in hand with a Product Designer and Product-centered engineers. You will start with small steps (we like the MVP approach!) and will follow-up on the implementation and future iterations. For us, achieving a common goal matters more than just building features. You'll work closely with the PMs who own each product scope (invoicing, expenses, banking, etc.). They own their jobs to be done; you bring the monetisation lens and the shared upgrade surfaces, and help them place the right paid moment in their flows. Much of your impact comes from influence without authority. You'll measure the impact of what we ship and to align on what we push, to whom, and when.
Within one month
You’ll learn everything about our company, our teams, and our vision during the first onboarding week.
You’ll familiarize yourself with the product, the accounting industry and the accountant channel (you will have access to a lot of documentation and will attend trainings organized by your peers).
You’ll understand our current funnel: where SMEs come from, which plans they are on, and what already converts today.
You’ll get a very deep knowledge of our Product organization, methods, and culture.
Within 3 months
You’ll have built a clear view of the monetisation funnel on at least one priority segment.
You’ll have shipped and read your first experiments on upgrade moments, hand-in-hand with Product Designers and Engineers.
You’ll have impacted positively at least one OKR.
You will have set up your continuous discovery routine and will be ready to build your roadmap.
Within 6 months
You’ll be autonomous at defining your OKRs and your roadmap.
You’ll have built a shared approach to upgrade surfaces, used by several squads.
You’ll keep having a strong impact via iterations on the solutions you’ve shipped.
You’ll share your learnings and playbooks so that other squads can run monetisation experiments on their own.
And beyond
Multiple opportunities to recruit and mentor new PMs.
Increased responsibilities in project leadership, and in shaping how monetisation is organised as the team grows.
Responsibilities to think of and implement new processes, tools and best practices to make sure that your team works even smoother.
You will first have a general chat with a Talent Acquisition Manager (45 min).
You’ll then have a discussion with 1 member of our Product team to assess the fit and the Product culture (45 min).
You’ll then pass a live case study on a monetisation problem with 2 PMs from our team (1h15).
You’ll have a final round with Tancrède (our CPO) and a Group PM or a Head of Product (60 min).
We make sure we move fast; you can expect the recruitment process with us to last between 15 and 25 days in total.
Proven experience on monetisation, conversion or growth in a freemium or self-serve B2B SaaS (free-to-paid, upgrade, expansion), with results you can measure.
Experiment-led mindset: you turn a problem into testable hypotheses, design clean experiments (cohort, metric, stop criterion) and decide fast on the signal.
Highly data-driven and hands‑on with data: you run your own analyses end to end, from writing the SQL query to building the dashboard and drawing the conclusion.
You're fluent in Amplitude or an equivalent tool, you size opportunities and read experiment results yourself, and you're comfortable working with imperfect data and making decisions anyway.
Strong user research skills and Product sense: ability to develop a strong conviction about what makes users see enough value to upgrade.
Strong & structured communication skills to convince and get buy-in on your vision, embark the squad and the other PMs, build relationships with commercial teams, talk to users regularly.
Ability to navigate and simplify complex problems (understand, vulgarize, break problems into small pieces).
Hands‑on and not afraid to step out of the traditional product role to make the product succeed (upgrade copy, lifecycle messages, enablement of other teams if needed).
Past experience in Product management at a scale‑up or large tech company is required (ideally a company with a strong product culture).
Experience working with accounting is not required, as long as you are curious about accounting and comfortable with complexity.
Nice to have: exposure to pricing & packaging, or to banking and payment products.
You will be part of a vibrant social community: we do lots of sports together (Foot, running, climbing…), we love to hang out and have a drink together (thursday afterwork drinks on our rooftop is a usual thing. Twice-a-year we do company seminars, last time we went on a trip to the French Alps and it was fabulous!)