what3words
Technology
ProductManager
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“Product Manager at what3words. Skills: Product strategy, Roadmap development, User stories, Cross-functional collaboration. Manage products. Work with Business Development teams”
Industry & Context.
Work across different time zones
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Excellent communication skills in English, Excellent stakeholder management skills, Technical background with solid understanding of APIs, Proven experience in product roadmapping, Proven experience in feature prioritisation, Passion for agile software development, Understanding of agile software development, Ability to work in fast-paced environment, Ability to work in deadline-driven environment
Nice to Have
Competency using Linear/Notion, Competency using Jira, Skills in using Codex, Skills in using Claude, In-depth understanding of web applications, In-depth understanding of mobile applications, In-depth understanding of infrastructure, Experience working with in-house design teams, In-depth understanding of technical documentation best practices, Interest in maps and location, Experience working across different time zones
What You'll Do.
Work with Business Development teams
Work with Marketing teams
Work with Growth teams
Ensure products meet user needs
Manage development team's backlog
Coordinate with business for feature releases
Develop new features with Product Designers
Test new features with Product Designers
Consolidate to-dos into agile cycles
Respond to shorter-term opportunities
Align with strategic priorities
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Cross-functional teams; Business Development teams; Marketing teams; Growth teams; Tech teams; Product Designers
Communication Scope
Written English; Spoken English
Process & Methodology
Agile, Roadmapping, Feature prioritisation
Full Job Description
OVERVIEW Street addresses weren’t designed for 2026. They aren’t accurate enough to specify building entrances, and they don’t exist for parks, rural areas and many parts of the world. This makes it hard to find places and causes problems and inefficiencies on a global scale. That’s why we created what3words. We divided the world into 3m squares and gave each square a unique combination of three words. It’s the easiest way to find and share precise locations. Over the last year, what3words has been used in 193 countries, and our monthly active users continue to grow at an impressive pace. Our tech is used by emergency services, delivery companies, eCommerce businesses, ride-hailing apps and NGOs, and is integrated into the navigation systems of millions of cars around the world. WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR Based in Mongolia out of our centrally located Ulaanbaatar office, we are looking for a Product Manager with a passion for creating and evangelising great products to join the what3words product team. Our products include APIs, SDKs, mobile apps, a map site, e-commerce plugins, automotive apps, and more—essentially, any interface that connects users to what3words technology. If it's our technology and it has the what3words name on it, the Product team will be involved somehow. Reporting to our Group Product Manager based in London, this role will be instrumental in managing our products. On a day-to-day basis, you’ll be responsible for working closely with our Business Development, Marketing, Growth and Tech teams to ensure our products meet the needs of what3words as well as our users. You will be managing the development team’s backlog for your products, defining user stories, running sprint meetings, and co-ordinating with the business to ensure on-time and to-specification feature releases. You’ll also work closely with our Product Designers to develop and test great new features to help users get the most out of what3words technology. With a strong technical backgr
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