Senior Product Manager

About The Role

We’re looking for a Senior Product Manager with experience managing the end-to-end product development process, quickly iterating through technical challenges and delivering significant, user-facing features in B2B environments.

As a Senior Product Manager, you will be responsible for product discovery, feature definition, information architecture, project management, user experience and analytics in one or many of Tropic’s core features. You don’t have to be an expert in every area, but we’re excited to learn about your experience, strengths and areas for improvement related to each.

You will report to the VP of Product and constantly partner with leadership, cross-functional stakeholders, product teammates, designers and engineers on our remote-first team distributed across North America (our biggest footprints are in New York, Denver and Atlanta), Europe, and beyond.

Our product, engineering and design teams don’t subscribe to a single methodology, instead we combine the best development and project management strategies to support the industry-defining features we’re building.

We love systems, do our best to automate or document repeatable processes, proactively collect and organize product feedback and we hope you have creative ideas to make our team and company stronger as we scale.

What You’ll Work On

• Create and maintain feature backlogs to drive roadmap planning and prioritize new features based on user and internal team’s needs, business goals, technical feasibility and resources.
• Manage the product development process from end-to-end for product improvements in one or many of Tropic’s core user-facing or internal service delivery focused features
• Regularly meet with prospects, customers and teams to discuss their needs and synthesize findings to inform product strategy.
• Analyze usage and organize product feedback for the core features you’re managing.
• Increase transparency by surfacing, tracking and communicating the right business metrics and better feedback loops.
• Understand the competitive landscape by keeping up with the latest trends in procurement and finance software platforms.
• Work closely with pre and post-sale teams to launch new features, develop release communication, go-to-market plans, and drive product adoption.
• Define and participate in systems and processes that allow the product team to work effectively across the organization.

Who You Are

• You have 4+ years relevant experience in product management, including some with high-growth B2B SaaS products focused on workflows, integrations, marketplaces, search engines
• You have successfully increased user engagement from occasionally to at least weekly.
• You’re equally comfortable communicating thoughts, ideas and features in writing across different mediums, through sketches and wireframes of varying fidelity or when speaking in-person and on video.
• You have phenomenal analytical skills and attention to detail.
• You are comfortable working with products that rely on extracting and organizing complex datasets.
• You are a self-starter and know how to get things done while working remotely.
• You love to keep things organized, but you know when to accommodate a lack of structure for the sake of speed.
• You enjoy working closely with designers, developers, and business stakeholders and you are able to establish and facilitate trust, respect and collaboration across a group to make informed decisions.
• You excel in breaking down complex feature requests into small, measurable components that facilitate asynchronous work.
• You have a strong user-centric mindset and you know how to collect user feedback and put it into action.
• You have experience deploying different project management strategies and you don’t shy away from helping others organize and clarify their tasks for the greater good of a project.
• You often experiment with SaaS platforms and new functionality to find new, more efficient ways to accomplish tasks. Especially helpful if you’re proficient with Figma, Trello, Productboard, Shortcut (fka Clubhouse), Hotjar and Heap.
• You are familiar enough with databases to write a simple SQL query.
• You may not have engineering experience, but you are able to participate and share the user’s voice in conversations about technical concepts, database architecture or APIs etc.