Product Manager

We build AI-powered SaaS tools that understand, discover, and recommend scientific papers and experts. For the past 10 years, we've helped businesses and academic institutions stay at the cutting edge of research. We have more than 70 clients, including Europe's largest scientific funding agencies, top-10 scientific publishers and universities.

Today the founders do most of the product work themselves. We're looking for a product manager to talk to clients, decide with R&D what to build and how, and check that it works after release. You will work directly with the founders, sales, business development, marketing and R&D.

What you'll do:

Talk to clients: interviews about their needs, screenshare sessions about how they work today, feedback calls with key clients
Run pilots of new products: make the pilot succeed and learn from it, while business development turns it into a contract
Own the product roadmap: learn vision from founders, collect priorities from sales and clients, weigh them against R&D capacity, keep the team up to date
Work with R&D: problem statement and scope, acceptance, planning, and measuring the outcome after release
Own product analytics (Mixpanel, Google Analytics): decide what to measure and act on the data
Own our integrations with manuscript systems such as ScholarOne and eJournalPress: quality, features, API changes, adoption by their clients
Help marketing with product updates, newsletters, onboarding emails and competitive analysis

You'll be great for this role if you:

Have worked as a product manager in B2B SaaS
Like talking to clients and can tell what they need from what they ask for
Can turn a vague request into a clear problem statement and scope
Want to learn a complex domain: research funding and scientific publishing
Can test an integration/API yourself and find out the cause of a problem: bug, a missing feature, miscommunication, etc

Ideal background:

Very good English, written and spoken
Experience with product analytics tools
Experience with research, publishing or grant management is a plus, not a requirement

Format: remote, European working hours.

Join us in building tools that help the global research community!