Remote | Product Launch & Experimentation Specialist — $70–$110/hour

24-Mag•New York, NY

3d•Remote

About The Position

We are sharing a specialised part-time consulting opportunity for experienced product professionals with strong expertise in product launches, experimentation, readiness assessment, and cross-functional execution. This role focuses on reviewing professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentation materials related to product launches and experimentation workflows. Selected experts will assess outputs for strategic quality, analytical rigour, execution readiness, presentation quality, and overall professional credibility.

Requirements

5+ years of relevant professional experience in product management, product operations, product strategy, experimentation, launch management, or a closely related function
Strong hands-on experience preparing products or major features for launch
Practical experience designing, reviewing, or interpreting product experiments
Strong understanding of product metrics, hypothesis testing, rollout planning, and go/no-go decision-making
Experience coordinating complex cross-functional product initiatives
Highly proficient with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Advanced proficiency with PowerPoint / Google Slides
Strong spreadsheet and analytical skills
Native or professional fluency in English
Excellent written communication and ability to provide precise, structured feedback
Strong attention to strategic, analytical, and presentation detail

Nice To Haves

Master's degree or higher from a recognised institution is advantageous

Responsibilities

Evaluate launch plans for completeness, feasibility, and operational readiness
Review dependencies across product, engineering, marketing, sales, operations, and support
Assess launch criteria, milestones, ownership, and decision points
Identify missing risks, unresolved dependencies, and weak execution assumptions
Determine whether a product or feature is genuinely ready to launch
Review experimentation plans, hypotheses, success metrics, and test structures
Assess whether experiments are designed to answer the intended business or product question
Evaluate control groups, treatment definitions, measurement plans, and decision criteria
Identify confounding factors, weak assumptions, and incomplete experiment logic
Assess whether proposed tests are sufficiently robust to support downstream decisions
Review launch and experiment KPIs for relevance and clarity
Evaluate whether primary, secondary, and guardrail metrics are appropriately selected
Assess measurement frameworks and success thresholds
Identify metrics that may create misleading conclusions or incentives
Verify alignment between stated objectives and evaluation criteria
Identify operational, technical, commercial, and customer-experience risks
Evaluate contingency plans and launch rollback criteria
Review dependencies across teams, systems, and external stakeholders
Assess whether critical risks have appropriate owners and mitigation plans
Distinguish material readiness issues from minor execution concerns
Evaluate launch documents, experiment briefs, spreadsheets, and slide decks
Review executive presentations for clarity, structure, and decision usefulness
Identify factual, analytical, formatting, and presentation issues
Assess whether charts, tables, and supporting visuals accurately communicate underlying analysis
Ensure recommendations are clearly supported by evidence and stated assumptions
Assess assigned outputs against domain-specific quality criteria
Identify strategic, analytical, operational, and presentation errors
Distinguish substantive readiness gaps from minor editorial issues
Provide clear, structured written feedback explaining identified strengths and weaknesses
Apply evaluation standards consistently across documents, spreadsheets, and presentation materials