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Oxylabs

Commercial Product Owner

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Role family
Product management
Seniority
Mid level
Work mode
On-site / unstated
First seen by hirly
19 Sept 2026

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the posting

We’re a team of 500+ professionals who develop cutting-edge proxy and web data scraping solutions for thousands of the world’s best known businesses, including Fortune 500 companies.

What’s in store for you:

You’ll be developing complex products with high coding standards, maintaining our own infrastructure, handling petabytes of data, and solving challenges on a daily basis. We got you covered with a team of strong professionals to support you, a well-built tech stack, and loads of ownership.

The team waiting for you:

Webshare is a growing self-service proxy business, with multiple product lines serving customers across the globe. As we scale, we’re looking for a Commercial Product Owner to take ownership of the commercial side of our products — from pricing and packaging to revenue growth.

You’ll work closely with Product, Marketing and other teams to make sure our products are not only valuable to customers, but also commercially successful. A big part of your role will be understanding our customers and market, spotting growth opportunities and turning those insights into pricing, offers and experiments.

This is a role with a lot of room to make decisions: you’ll be expected to dig into the numbers, challenge existing approaches and test new ideas rather than simply follow an existing playbook.

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