Product Manager

About the role

This role focuses on developing the product interface for AtlasOra's marketplace and the underlying protocol. The company aims to disrupt traditional settlement methods by offering a more efficient on-chain solution. The initial focus is on the travel industry, with plans to expand into other sectors. The Product Manager will be instrumental in transforming the current marketplace into a leading platform by defining and executing the product strategy.

The position requires ownership of the product roadmap, encompassing both the user-facing marketplace for hosts and guests, and the foundational protocol surfaces related to settlement, payouts, and dispute resolution. This involves navigating the intersection of product development, financial considerations, and on-chain mechanics. The successful candidate will be responsible for defining key metrics and driving product improvements.

Working directly with the founders, this role operates without an existing product organization or established playbooks. It demands a proactive approach to building processes and shipping products with a lean team. Success in this position means frequently engaging with users, gathering evidence to inform decisions, and delivering tangible product outcomes that enhance the platform's functionality and user experience.

The annual salary for this role ranges from $60,000 to $120,000.

Who this role suits

• You have a track record of launching products that have been adopted by users.
• You are comfortable creating processes and structures rather than relying on existing ones.
• You possess a foundational understanding of cryptocurrency or can rapidly acquire this knowledge.
• You communicate clearly and make decisions efficiently.

From the employer

What the work is

• Own the roadmap across marketplace and protocol.
• Sequence it.
• Defend it.
• Turn a two-sided problem, host supply and guest demand, into things that ship.
• Work where product, money, and on-chain mechanics meet, and hold all three at once.
• Decide what to measure.
• Move it.
• Ship with a lean team.
• Talk to users more than to each other.
• Bring evidence.

Who this is for

• You have shipped products real people used.
• You are comfortable where there is no process, because process is a thing you build, not a thing you wait for.
• You understand crypto well enough to be useful, or you will close that gap quickly and without being asked.
• You write plainly and decide fast.
• You think incumbents got lazy. You would like to be in the room when that gets corrected.

Useful, not required

• Travel, fintech, payments, or marketplace experience.
• On-chain settlement, stablecoins, DeFi primitives.
• A founding or early PM seat that went somewhere.

Terms

• Fully remote.
• Equity and token participation.
• A direct line to the people making the decisions, and no committee between you and a shipped thing.