Product Manager

Altium•Los Angeles, CA

7h•$104,000 - $136,000

About The Position

Duro is redefining how modern hardware teams build products. As now a part of Altium, Duro is investing deeply in Product Led Growth to bring the next generation of PLM for the masses. This Product Manager role is focused on maximizing user adoption and engagement across the Duro PLM platform. You will own high leverage product surfaces and continuously look for opportunities to improve activation, usage, and retention through thoughtful product changes and experimentation. This role is ideal for someone who is motivated by adoption metrics, energized by iteration, and persistent about finding small but meaningful improvements that compound over time.

Requirements

5+ years of experience as a Product Manager with ownership of adoption or growth metrics
Strong background in PLG, experimentation, and A/B testing
Experience building products used by large numbers of daily active users
Proven ability to move adoption numbers through iterative product improvements
Ability to translate complex systems into simple, approachable user experiences
Highly data driven with strong product intuition
Bias toward action and continuous improvement

Responsibilities

Drive Product Led Growth Outcomes
Own PLG initiatives that directly impact activation, engagement, retention, and expansion. Track adoption closely and proactively identify opportunities to increase usage through product improvements.
Continuously Optimize for Adoption
Relentlessly seek out friction in the user journey and experiment with incremental changes to improve conversion and engagement. Sweat the details and iterate until adoption moves.
Experiment Relentlessly
Design and run frequent A/B tests and experiments across onboarding flows, core workflows, and feature discovery. Use experimentation as a primary mechanism for learning and decision making.
Build for Scale
Design product experiences that perform well for a high volume of daily active users. Balance usability, performance, and reliability while maintaining a fast pace of iteration.
Simplify Complex Workflows
Break down sophisticated PLM concepts and workflows into intuitive, bite sized product experiences. Reduce cognitive load without sacrificing power or flexibility.
Leverage Data to Decide
Define success metrics, monitor product health, and use quantitative and qualitative data to guide prioritization. Obsess over leading indicators and adoption trends.
Partner Closely with Engineering and Design
Work hand in hand with engineering and design to ship improvements quickly and safely. Ensure experiments are well scoped, technically sound, and user centered.
Stay Grounded in Customer Reality
Combine data driven insights with direct user feedback through interviews, usability testing, and session reviews to validate what is actually driving growth.