Senior Product Manager

Tremendous is a global platform that enables businesses to send payouts to anyone, anywhere, for free, trusted by organizations like Atlassian and MIT. They are seeking multiple Senior Product Managers to join their cross-functional teams, where you will own the product roadmap and drive decisions while collaborating with design and engineering.

Responsibilities:

• Own your team's roadmap. Work with stakeholders to figure out what to build and when. When the path isn't obvious, your job is to create clarity
• Do the research. User interviews, market analysis, competitive teardowns, data digs. Whatever it takes to back up your thinking
• Move quickly using AI. Use AI agents to dig through customer tickets, sales calls, usage data, and competitor research. Use prototypes to illustrate approaches
• Partner with design and engineering through the build. Designers refine the UX, engineers estimate and build, you unblock and keep scope honest
• Work async. Most product work here happens in writing. If you're used to running product through meetings, this will feel different
• Drive decisions without bulldozing. People won't always agree on priorities. It's your job to land decisions while keeping people bought in
• Close the loop. After we ship, help the team understand the impact

Requirements:

• 6+ years building and shipping web applications as a designer, engineer, or product manager at tech companies
• 2+ years as a PM at a growth-stage startup
• Strong product intuition. You can look at a product problem and see the right solution
• Strong design judgment and technical fluency. You hold your own with designers and engineers
• A track record of turning long-term strategy and a backlog of ideas into a prioritized, shovel-ready roadmap
• Strong written and verbal communication. We're documentation-first, so you'll spend a lot of time writing
• Comfortable making decisions with imperfect information, and pushing work forward without being told to
• Genuine empathy for users and teammates. You want to understand their problems