Product Manager, Web – Part-Time, 6 Month Contract

Job Description:

  • Own the day-to-day product management of Feeld’s Web roadmap and backlog
  • Translate strategic priorities and growth opportunities into product requirements, user stories and acceptance criteria
  • Partner with Engineering and Design throughout discovery and delivery to define solutions and scope
  • Identify opportunities to improve conversion from Feeld’s website through installing and joining the app
  • Work with Data to understand funnel performance, identify opportunities and establish success measures
  • Develop and run experiments to improve conversion, engagement and web performance
  • Partner with SEO, Brand and Marketing teams to support acquisition campaigns, organic growth and the Feeld brand
  • Maintain a prioritised backlog balancing opportunities, optimisation, bugs and technical improvements
  • Manage dependencies, risks and trade-offs while ensuring stakeholder visibility
  • Define launch plans, monitor post-release performance and inform subsequent iterations

Requirements:

  • Good Product Management experience, with a track record of owning and delivering web products or experiences
  • Experience working on consumer-facing products, ideally in a growth, marketplace, subscription or app-led environment
  • Experience improving conversion funnels through experimentation, optimisation and data-informed decision-making
  • Comfortable working closely with Engineering, Design, Data, Marketing and other cross-functional partners
  • Experience operating autonomously in fast-moving environments, quickly building context and turning opportunities into clear priorities and shipped work

Benefits:

  • Flexible working hours
  • Fully remote working situation
  • On demand therapy sessions and mental health support via Spill
  • Transparent, honest, and equitable compensation system
  • Competitive wage
  • Flexible start date
  • Remote interviews
  • Prompt feedback throughout the application process
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