Braintrust is hiring a

Web3 Tellie - Product Manager - Direct to Hire [Remote]

• JOB TYPE: Direct To Hire (no agencies/C2C - see notes below)
• LOCATION: Remote or Los Angeles, CA (Time Zone: PST/CIST | Partial overlap)
• SALARY: $115,000 – $155,000/yr
• ESTIMATED DURATION: 40hr/week - Long-term

THE OPPORTUNITY

About the role

• Location: Los Angeles or remote
• Full-time

Product Managers lead teams, initiatives and products from conception through launch and operation. They create and align teams to product vision, have a deep understanding of creator needs, competitors and market conditions, and are able to balance scope, quality and time to predictably deliver at a high quality bar for creators.

As a Product Manager you are responsible for helping our client deliver high quality features and experiences to their creators and their fans. You will keep the creator experience in mind as you track progress, deliver features, and organize priorities and goals. You will also work with designers and engineers to provide category-defining experiences to their customers. You will report to the VP of Product.

As an Product Manager, you will

• Drive the creation of product and feature roadmaps
• Drive cross-functional efforts to achieve success, working with engineering,marketingand more
• Ensure team's work matches overall project priorities and goals
• Provide essential product feedback and insight to the team and leadership
• Communicate team staffing needs as they arise
• With your team, set metrics and drive for continuous improvement
• Ensure optimal team health, culture, and efficiency

Required Qualifications

• You must be eligible for FTE in the US.
• 3+ years ofCreator economy, media, games, social platforms preferred

Desired Qualifications

• Has a broad vision and passion for consumer tech, and pays continuous attention to new products and games
• experienceproducing high fidelity comps and rapid prototypes
• Can take wide-ranging questions and refine them into tightly-defined requirements
• Familiar with event-based data pipelines

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