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Parakar
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About the role
Are you ready to build, scale, and continuously improve a portfolio of high-impact Professional Services in an international environment? Do you combine product expertise with strategic and commercial thinking, and do you get energy from translating complex customer challenges into scalable, customer-focused solutions?
At Parakar, we believe professional services should do more than solve operational challenges. They should provide clients with reliable, compliant, and scalable solutions that support international growth. As Head of Product – Professional Services, you take full ownership of shaping, developing, and strengthening Parakar's Professional Services portfolio across Europe.
This includes continuing to grow and optimize our Payroll and NRP services, while building and implementing additional service lines such as Accounting, Entity Setup & Management, and other professional services that support our long-term growth strategy.
You will operate at the intersection of product strategy, sales, marketing, operations, technology, and customer value. You translate market developments, customer needs, and regulatory requirements into a competitive and future-proof Professional Services portfolio.
Your mission is to strengthen and expand Parakar's Professional Services offering, support commercial growth, and continuously improve how our services are positioned, developed, and delivered.
We offer you the opportunity to make a real impact in a fast-growing, international organization where innovation, commercial drive, and operational excellence come together.
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