Product Manager

Obie

15h

About The Position

We’re looking for a Product Manager who’s excited about building in a fast-moving, real-world industry. You don’t need prior real estate insurance experience; what matters most is curiosity, ownership, and a bias toward action. (That “good employees do what you tell them to do, great employees tell you what they need to do” energy still applies.) In this role, you’ll own meaningful product areas end-to-end: deeply understanding the problem, aligning stakeholders on what “good” looks like, and partnering with Design + Engineering to ship iteratively with quality. You’ll balance customer empathy with strong decision-making, and you’ll be comfortable operating with imperfect information while keeping teams focused on outcomes. The most important characteristic is still your attitude: you see roadblocks as constraints to design around, and you believe the team can figure things out together - quickly, thoughtfully, and with high standards.

Nice To Haves

You have experience building out products at scale in a Saas, Payments, or Insurtech environment.
You can be a pseudo-designer - Figma is your playground but you aren’t really sure what that auto layout button does.
You can work your way around basic databases and maybe even issue a few SQL queries if you are feeling spicy.
You’ve taken a stab at founding your own company or startup.

Responsibilities

Assist in defining product vision, strategy and roadmap for various projects and always bring your own point of view for the entire end-to-end experience.
You have a proven track record of owning a product’s life cycle through multiple iterations.
You’re never dogmatic about your views and understand how to listen to users and stakeholders.
You understand how to talk to every kind of role inside and outside of the product team and how to get the most out of people.
You will be a promoter of great product amongst other cross functional teams at the company as you get people excited about complex problems and lead teams towards clear goals and outcomes.
You get stuff done and don’t let anything get in the way of moving the product forward.
You have expert knowledge of product management principles, frameworks, and product best practices.
You have a strong understanding of user experience and user research best practices, love diving into API specs, and can write user stories in your sleep.
You have a familiarity with common tools of the trade, like Mixpanel, Confluence, and Fullstory.
You understand tech debt and when it’s a good idea; you understand tech debt and when it’s a bad idea.
You are able to work independently and make decision with minimal supervision.
You are able to demonstrate your excellent communication skills, including the ability to build relationships internally and externally.
As such, you are happy writing documentation so that others can ramp up super easily and you're never a single-source-of-failure. We're still too small to have silos.