Product Manager

You have experience managing technical products and a strong intuition for what makes a great developer experience .

You can dive into details like VMs vs. Containers vs. Kubernetes deployments and use that context to guide product decisions.

You’ve worked closely with engineers before and can translate between deep technical detail and clear product direction.

You have a background in computer science or engineering (formal degree or equivalent hands-on experience) and can engage meaningfully with system-level concepts.

You’re an analytics whiz and ar e comfortable creating dashboards, defining metrics, and using data to measure success and inform trade-offs.

You’re motivated by helping teams ship faster, stay reliable, and reduce operational burden .

You care deeply about usability, reducing friction, simplifying workflows, and making powerful tools feel effortless.

Familiarity with modern observability stacks (OpenTelemetry, Grafana, Prometheus, Datadog, etc.).

Exposure to low-level Linux concepts (syscalls, networking, BPF) or at least curiosity about how systems work under the hood.

Prior experience at a fast-moving startup , where you balanced customer needs with limited resources.

Strong storytelling skills: You can turn technical complexity into a crisp, compelling narrative for customers, teammates, and investors.

Experience working with designers on usability research , making sure developer tools aren’t just functional, but actually intuitive and enjoyable to use.

Familiarity with pricing & packaging strategy for technical products.

You’ve been in the trenches with incident management or ops teams and understand the real pain of “3 a.m. pages.”