The Uluru

🎯 What you'll do:

- Own the product process end to end — discovery, prioritization, delivery, and measurement

- Define product metrics, set up analytics, and drive data-informed decisions

- Validate ideas before committing dev resources — talk to users, run experiments, kill what doesn't work

- Own and maintain the product roadmap, balancing business needs with technical reality

- Write clear specs and requirements that engineers can ship without back-and-forth

- Be the bridge between business (CEO, sales) and the engineering team

- Manage sprints and delivery for a small, focused dev team

✅ Requirements:

- 3+ years of product management experience

- Hands-on experience with product analytics tools (Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog, or similar)

- Proven discovery and validation skills — you've tested hypotheses and made data-driven decisions

- Strong prioritization skills — you can say "no" constructively and cut scope ruthlessly

- Technical fluency — you understand APIs, mobile vs. web trade-offs, and tech debt without needing to code

- Excellent written communication — you can write a clear spec or PRD

- Experience working in small teams without dedicated designers, researchers, or QA

💡 Will be a plus:

- UI/UX design sensibility — can sketch wireframes, give actionable design feedback, spot UX issues

- EdTech or B2C product experience

- Experience with mobile products (iOS App Store, release cycles, platform nuances)

- Familiarity with tools like Jira, Linear, Notion, Figma

- Background in early-stage or startup environments

🎁 What we offer:

- Full ownership of the product process — you're the PM, not one of many

- Direct impact — small team means your decisions ship fast and matter

- Autonomy to shape the product process from scratch

- Work closely with engineering and leadership, no layers in between

- Fully remote work

- Real product used by thousands of users in the education space

- Collaborative team of engineers, AI specialists, and business leaders

🚀 This role is perfect for a PM who thrives in small teams, leads with data, and cares more about solving real user problems than following heavy processes. You'll have real ownership, direct access to users and leadership, and the freedom to build the product practice the right way.