Product manager
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Job description
Our client is an international online gaming company focused on delivering engaging and innovative gaming experiences, leveraging modern technologies to provide high-quality products and services for a global audience.
Perfect for those who aim to:
Own end-to-end product ownership of a performance-driven digital brand;
Work hands-on with product and marketing funnels, identifying growth opportunities;
Analyze and optimize conversion, retention, and monetization funnels;
Initiate, run, and analyze A/B tests to validate product and growth hypotheses;
Make data-driven product decisions with a strong focus on business impact;
Coordinate cross-functionally with CRM, Marketing, Content, and Gamification teams;
Initiate and launch new features and continuous product improvements;
Define product priorities and contribute to roadmap and backlog management.
Experience you’ll need to bring:
Have experience working with B2C IGaming products in performance-oriented environments;
Demonstrate strong analytical skills and hands-on work with product and growth metrics (retention, conversion, DAU/MAU, LTV, ARPU);
Have practical experience with A/B testing and experimentation;
Understand end-to-end user funnels, including acquisition, engagement, and monetization;
Have experience in a product ownership role with responsibility for measurable outcomes;
Communicate confidently in English (Upper-Intermediate or higher);
Have experience working with high-traffic platforms, scaling products, or launching new markets or brands.
It's a perfect match if you have those personal features:
Strong ownership mindset and accountability for results;
An analytical and structured way of thinking;
Proactive attitude and ability to initiate improvements;
- Comfort working in a fast-paced, performance-driven environment.
Our clients offer competitive benefits to support your professional and personal growth, including:
Health & Wellness Focus;
Global Medical Coverage;
Growth Opportunities;
Benefits Programs (compensation for the gym/stomatology/psychological service
Performance-Driven Rewards;
Dynamic Work Environment.
Apply, and let your growth journey begin.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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