Strategic Product Manager - AI-Driven B2B Platform

greatquestion; United States; Remoto; USD 150.000 - 190.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Remote‑first culture

Annual team retreats

Competitive compensation & equity

Generous PTO & health benefits

Learning stipend

Descrizione del lavoro

Great Question is seeking a Product Manager to own a strategic area with a small, high‑caliber team of engineers. You will set outcomes, shape bets, and drive a near‑term roadmap alongside other PMs and a designer.

You will report to the Head of Product in an individual contributor role that is remote across North America with Pacific hours overlap. You’ll own a multi-step research and workflow chain—from recruiting through synthesis—aiming to simplify and harden the end‑to‑end process.

Competenze

• 5+ years as a product manager in B2B software.
• Able to run product analytics or SQL for decision making.
• Ship complex features on tight timelines without compromising quality.
• Regularly talk to customers and translate feedback into product decisions.
• Experience shipping AI-powered features in production.

Mansioni

• Find the bet by analyzing product data and customer signals.
• Shape the scoped problem and decide what happens now, later, or never.
• Ship it well with an organized team and clear timelines.
• Release it and coordinate with Sales, Success and Marketing.
• Learn from outcomes and iterate or pivot based on results.

Conoscenze

Product management

Product analytics

Data queries

Customer interviews

AI tooling

Strumenti

Claude Code

Cursor

MCP servers

Agentic workflows

Descrizione del lavoro

Great Question is seeking a Product Manager to own a strategic area with a small, high‑caliber team of engineers. You will set outcomes, shape bets, and drive a near‑term roadmap alongside other PMs and a designer.

You will report to the Head of Product in an individual contributor role that is remote across North America with Pacific hours overlap. You’ll own a multi-step research and workflow chain—from recruiting through synthesis—aiming to simplify and harden the end‑to‑end process.