Product Manager

Pylon, San Francisco

What you will do

Own an entire product area end to end. You are ultimately responsible from initial discovery and problem definition through scoping, execution, launch, adoption, and iteration.
Live and breathe one customer persona. Understand their goals, workflows, pain points, and edge cases better than anyone else at the company. Be the subject matter expert for that persona.
Span PDE to GTM. You can’t just think about the product, you gotta think about the business. Work closely with engineering and design to build the product while partnering with PMM, sales, and customer teams on positioning, launches, enablement, and the pain points we sell on.
Start with evidence. Own the basics of PM’ing. Talk to customers regularly and use calls, tickets, feature requests, product data, market research, and direct observation to decide what deserves to be built.
Argue with us 😊 We make the best decisions by voicing opinions and working through them. Bring a point of view, defend it with evidence, help the team reach a conclusion, and then ship.

Pylon, San Francisco

$200K–$250K

a year

This base pay is above the median for product management jobs in the Bay Area with no level in the job title.

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Own an entire product area end to end. You are ultimately responsible from initial discovery and problem definition through scoping, execution, launch, adoption, and iteration.
Live and breathe one customer persona. Understand their goals, workflows, pain points, and edge cases better than anyone else at the company. Be the subject matter expert for that persona.
Span PDE to GTM. You can’t just think about the product, you gotta think about the business. Work closely with engineering and design to build the product while partnering with PMM, sales, and customer teams on positioning, launches, enablement, and the pain points we sell on.
Start with evidence. Own the basics of PM’ing. Talk to customers regularly and use calls, tickets, feature requests, product data, market research, and direct observation to decide what deserves to be built.
Argue with us 😊 We make the best decisions by voicing opinions and working through them. Bring a point of view, defend it with evidence, help the team reach a conclusion, and then ship.