Product Manager

Tines is hiring a Product Manager. Reporting directly to the Head of Product, you will work in our broader ~50-person product, design, and engineering team. We avoid harsh boundaries in our collective work to build the Tines product. But generally speaking, product is responsible for researching and defining clear problems; design finds cohesive solutions to those problems; and engineering brings them into reality. The problems we choose to work on are founded in our customers’ feedback (above all else), in our vision for the future, in our own constant usage of the Tines product, and in an intimate understanding of the competitive landscape.

This is a remote position, with the employee required to be located in an EST state in North America. Our US HQ is in Boston, MA where you can work from as much as you wish. 

About you:

• You have direct experience as a Product Manager, and at least 5 years of experience working in a technology company.
• You are technical. Ideally, you have a background in a discipline like computer science, and/or experience in a domain like software engineering. But, either way, you must bring substantive technical knowledge, and experience of working in technical teams, to the role.
• You have a deep interest in cybersecurity. Ideally, you also have work experience in this area, and an understanding of the personas and patterns of security teams.
• You are an extremely clear communicator. You are good at reading and understanding people, and you can effortlessly explain difficult concepts to others.
• You are grounded. Product at Tines is a humble organization: we listen more than we talk, and we prizes scrappiness and continuous delivery over status and prestige.

What you’ll do in the role:

• Listen to users. You’ll spend a lot of time meeting with them, reading and discussing their feedback, and isolating the underlying pain and problems they face. You’ll develop the systems we use to track and catalog these learnings.
• Use the product – a lot. We “eat our own dogfood”, and we run the team (and, really, all of the company) on Tines. Your constant use of the product will be a major source of inspiration for improvements.
• Collaborate with design and engineering. You will bring compelling problems to these experts, get them excited about the opportunity to solve them, and help guide the product development process towards successfully shipping features.
• Collaborate with product marketing. As well as shipping features, you’ll play a major role in their storytelling and how they are launched to the market.
• Represent the product, design, and engineering group. You will frequently interact with prospects during the sales process, as well as representing Tines at external events, where appropriate.