Product Manager

Mixpanel•San Francisco, CA

22d•$175,000 - $210,000•Remote

About The Position

Mixpanel is the leading product intelligence and analytics platform, trusted by more than 29,000 companies to help understand how people use the products they build. By combining powerful analytics with AI that knows your business, Mixpanel helps teams see what’s working, diagnose what’s not, and decide what to build next. Product Managers at Mixpanel build products for customers that help them answer that question, by digging deep into customer problems to answer it themselves. Mixpanel’s Product Managers operate with high ownership and trust. As a team, we focus on helping every builder - not just the ones with a statistics background - get real answers out of messy product data, and make the judgment calls that separate delightful products from bloated ones. We're also our own best customer. The team uses Mixpanel every day to build Mixpanel: testing our own product intuitions against our own data, catching what works and what doesn't before our users ever see it. Product Managers build valuable products for customers by focusing our engineering and design teams on the problems that most matter.

Requirements

3-5 years of hands-on product management experience
Experience doing user research and working with customers to test product hypotheses
An ability to synthesize quantitative and qualitative signals to drive clarity on what to build
A track record of developing, articulating, and executing on product strategies
Experience using AI tools in product management workflows (e.g., competitive research, prototyping)

Nice To Haves

Experience using Mixpanel as an end customer
Experience writing production-grade software
Experience designing products using tools like Figma, Sketch, or Abstract

Responsibilities

Use insight from customer conversations and Mixpanel's own product data to shape strategy and direction for your product area
Align engineering and design teams on the right problems with clear, written communication
Work closely with engineering and design to experiment with and ship new capabilities
Tell a clear story about what you've shipped - to internal and external audiences - that leads with the customer problem, articulates why it matters, and uses customer stories to make the value tangible
Prioritize ruthlessly across a long list of possible bets, balancing customer impact, business value, and team capacity
Define and track the metrics that tell you whether what you shipped actually worked, and course-correct when it didn't
Align engineering, design, sales, marketing, and support around a shared roadmap and set of priorities
Stay close to the market and competitive landscape to help inform where Mixpanel should invest next
Help shape the product function at Mixpanel: what it's responsible for, how it interfaces with other teams and how it'll develop over time