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About Wallaroo
Wallaroo enables data scientists and ML engineers to deploy enterprise-level AI into production simpler, faster, and with incredible efficiency. This is a $100B market opportunity that's growing rapidly - and we're right at the forefront of it.
Our enterprise platform provides powerful self-service tools, a purpose-built engine for ML workflows, observability, and experimentation framework. Our platform runs in cloud, on-prem, and edge environments, while reducing infrastructure costs by 80 percent.
We're already working with some of the world's leading brands. Backed by Microsoft's M12, we raised a $25MM Series A in 2022.
About your role
As a product manager in a product-led organization, you will contribute to defining Wallaroo's product strategy. You will be responsible for creating, managing and executing the product roadmap for your product area based on your understanding of the overall strategic outcomes for Wallaroo, and how your respective product area can help achieve those goals. You will also be working closely with various stakeholders across engineering, marketing, sales, Business Development and customer success to foster good product thinking practices and ensure Wallaroo's customers are getting the most value out of the Wallaroo platform.
About you
- 5+ years of launching products as part of a product team in a small startup environment.
- Comfortable doing what needs to be done in a fast moving small company with minimal and decentralized structure.
- You are self-motivated. You can work responsibly with minimal supervision in an all-remote environment, without direct supervision.
- Total user focus: you are always placing the user first, thinking in terms of what value the end user gets from our product.
- You thrive in an environment of uncertainty and ambiguity. You can find and progressively refine the hidden and unknown structures amidst the chaos.
- Thorough understanding of iterative product development, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) concept, and the “Lean Startup” methodology as described in “Four Steps to the Epiphany” by Steve Blank. You can clearly articulate how it differs from Waterfall, and why it's better for a startup.
- You distinguish strongly between functional specification of “what the feature needs to do” as opposed to “how we go about building it,” thus avoiding overprescription of technical implementation details, which are the province of Engineering. You can explain why this is a good idea.
- Design sensibility: you can work with Product Designers and Frontend Engineers to iteratively develop intuitive UI/UX that delights end users, with little to no documentation or training required to begin using the product. You know what UI papercuts are, and they drive you crazy. -You have enough technical exposure to software engineering to communicate and work effectively with engineers.
- You exhibit an “extreme ownership” mentality: you execute your mission, without excuses. You creatively route around any obstacles and impediments to achieve your goal anyway.
- Excellent written and verbal communications skills. Effective communication with others is essential. You can work productively with people from a variety of backgrounds.
