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Product Manager

Company

Volter

Location(s)

London Area, United Kingdom

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  • Work mode
    Candidate accepts: remote, hybrid, on-site · Job: hybrid
  • Seniority
    Candidate: senior · Job: mid-senior
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    Direct employer
  • Solid product management experience in B2B
    What experience you bring
  • Strong technical fluency: understand data models, APIs and system constraints
    What experience you bring
  • Evidence of a real discovery habit: user insights that changed what you built
    What experience you bring
  • Data-capable: comfortable pulling and analysing data yourself (SQL or equivalent)
    What experience you bring
  • Comfort operating independently, without a product org, design system or research team
    What experience you bring

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  • Experience building both internal tooling and external products
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  • Excellent writing: specs and problem statements that simplify
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Posted byGuppy Hunjunt — Fractional People & Talent Lead at VolterView LinkedIn profile

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Hello, Noticed you're hiring for Product Manager at Volter. I've come across a strong B2B SaaS product management profile that could be worth a quick look—highlights below: • 8+ years in product management across SaaS firms, owning roadmaps and leading remote teams. • End-to-end ownership of analytics and workflow automation products, coordinating multi-region releases and cross-functional teams using SQL and Figma. • Delivered features like permissions rework reducing onboarding time and self-serve reporting builders, showing strong user discovery and data-driven decisions. Worth a quick 10 mins?