Product Manager

Taazaa is looking for a mid-level Product Manager who can help turn ideas into real products.

You will guide products from early discovery through launch, then help improve and scale them based on user feedback, business goals, and market needs.

This role is a fit for someone with an entrepreneurial mindset. You should be comfortable with ambiguity, fast learning, client conversations, tradeoff decisions, and hands-on product execution.

Role Summary

This role is for a Product Manager who can connect strategy to execution.

You should be able to help build from 0→1, then help scale from 1→10.

You bring structure to messy ideas, keep teams focused, and make sure the product creates real value for users and the business.

What You’ll Do

Lead product discovery with clients and stakeholders

Turn unclear ideas into clear product direction

Define MVP scope, user flows, features, and success metrics

Write user stories, acceptance criteria, and backlog items

Partner with UX on user journeys, wireframes, and prototypes

Work with engineering to clarify scope, risks, dependencies, and tradeoffs

Support sprint planning, reviews, demos, and product decisions

Help teams deliver working software in two-week sprint cycles

Use feedback and data to improve the product after launch

Identify what to build now, what to defer, and what to test first

Communicate clearly with clients, leadership, designers, engineers, QA, and DevOps

What We’re Looking For

3–5 years of product management, business analysis, or software delivery experience

Experience taking products or features from 0→1

Experience helping products scale from 1→10

Strong Agile product delivery experience

Ability to create structure when requirements are unclear

Strong client and stakeholder communication skills

Ability to balance user needs, business goals, and technical tradeoffs

Comfort working with designers, engineers, QA, DevOps, and business teams

Experience with Jira, Azure DevOps, Figma, Confluence, or similar tools

Ability to move fast while keeping teams aligned

0→1 Experience Means

You have helped turn a raw idea into something users can test or use.

That may include:

Defining an MVP

Validating user needs

Creating early product requirements

Prioritizing first-release features

Working through unknowns

Launching a first version

Learning from market or user feedback

1→10 Experience Means

You have helped improve and grow a product after launch.

That may include:

Scaling workflows, features, or user adoption

Improving usability based on feedback

Reducing friction in the product

Prioritizing roadmap items

Supporting new customer segments

Improving product performance, reliability, or reporting

Helping the product mature from early release to stable growth

Entrepreneurial Mindset

You should think like a builder.

You ask:

What problem are we solving?

Who feels this pain most?

What is the smallest useful version we can build?

What evidence tells us this is working?

What should we stop doing?

What unlocks the next stage of growth?

You do not wait for perfect requirements.

You create clarity, make practical decisions, and keep the team moving.

Nice to Have

Experience with custom software, SaaS, mobile apps, or enterprise platforms

Experience in healthcare, logistics, PropTech, EdTech, or AI-enabled products

Experience with product discovery, roadmap planning, or MVP definition

Basic understanding of APIs, cloud platforms, data flows, or system integrations

Success Looks Like

Product goals are clear

MVP scope is practical

Stakeholders stay aligned

The backlog is clean and prioritized

Engineers understand the “why”

Designers have clear user context

Clients feel informed and involved

The team ships useful software often

The product improves after launch based on real feedback