Senior Product Manager, Discourse Graphs (Fully Remote)

Astera Institute; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 195,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, vision and dental benefits

Flexible hours

Onboarding help from peer product team

Job summary

Astera Institute is offering a full-time fixed-term remote role for 12 to 18 months, with a salary of $110,000 to $195,000 per year plus health, vision and dental benefits. The Discourse Graphs project helps research teams write down, link, and share questions, claims, and evidence.

The team is small, distributed across North America, Europe and India, with a culture of collaborative, self-directed work. You will work alongside designers and engineers to translate diverse user needs into

Qualifications

• You are drawn to improving how research is documented, connected and built upon.
• You are comfortable synthesizing diverse user needs into priorities and concrete prototypes.
• You work alongside designers and engineers, not handing work to them, and thrive without a manager.

Job description

The team:

• Discourse Graphs is an open-source project helping research teams link questions, claims and evidence.
• The team is small, friendly, and distributed across North America, Europe and India, with no managers.
• Engineers pull their own work from a queue, and progress is judged by what researchers do with the tools.

About you:

• You are drawn to improving how research is documented, connected and built upon.
• You are comfortable synthesizing diverse user needs into priorities and concrete prototypes.
• You work alongside designers and engineers, not handing work to them, and thrive without a manager.

Our offer:

• Full-time fixed-term role for 12 to 18 months, fully remote with some overlap with North American hours.
• Salary of $110,000 to $195,000 per year depending on location, plus health, vision and dental benefits.
• Flexible working hours and onboarding help from peer product teams.

Astera Institute is a philanthropic organization that funds the Discourse Graphs project, an open-source tool for research teams to write down, link, and share questions, claims, and evidence. The project is built by a small, distributed team across North America, Europe and India, with a culture of collaborative, self-directed work.