Product Manager

Own the Product End-to-End: You’re responsible for the full product lifecycle—from triaging ideas, writing specs and prioritizing the roadmap to final release sign-off after QA. Talk to Users & Observe Support/Slack Interactions: You’ll regularly connect with platform engineers, DevOps teams, and developers using our open-source and commercial offerings to deeply understand use cases and user journeys to understand current challenges and future opportunities. Dig into the Details: You don’t just define the “what”—you get into the “how.” You obsess over usability, edge cases, performance, configuration specs, CLI commands, CRDs/YAML, and docs. Work closely with engineering, design, marketing and sales to publish release notes, iterate over documentation, improve customer onboarding, and create other customer-facing assets. This isn’t a role for a committee and you’ll synthesize feedback, weigh tradeoffs, make hard calls quickly, and move fast to get things shipped and adopted. With new information and changes in the ecosystem and technology, startups need to adapt quickly and you're not afraid to revise a decision.