Technical Product Manager - Developer Tools (Remote-First)

MetalBear; New York (NY); Remote; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote-first culture

High autonomy and influence

Contributing to open-source projects

Working on deep technical problems

Job summary

A fast-growing developer tools startup is seeking a Technical Product Manager to shape the future of their flagship product and broader platform. This role demands strong technical expertise and a passion for developer experience, focusing on creating products for engineers in cloud-native environments. The successful candidate will break down product goals, collaborate closely with engineering, and maintain high technical standards. This is an opportunity to influence a product loved by developers while thriving in a remote-first culture.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in engineering or product management experience.
• Fluency in understanding engineering discussions and documentation.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, remote-first culture.

Responsibilities

• Break down product goals into actionable tasks.
• Collaborate with engineering teams for alignment.
• Analyze data and customer feedback for roadmap decisions.
• Maintain a high technical standard for the product.
• Understand developers' pain points in cloud-native applications.

Skills

Hands-on engineering experience

Understanding of technical challenges

Communication skills in English

Familiarity with Kubernetes

Ownership and clarity

Job description

A fast-growing developer tools startup is seeking a Technical Product Manager to shape the future of their flagship product and broader platform. This role demands strong technical expertise and a passion for developer experience, focusing on creating products for engineers in cloud-native environments. The successful candidate will break down product goals, collaborate closely with engineering, and maintain high technical standards. This is an opportunity to influence a product loved by developers while thriving in a remote-first culture.