Lead Product Manager
$200,000 USD/year Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks 

Worldwide
Fully-remote
full-time (40 hrs/week)
Flexible schedule
Long-term role

Lead Product Manager   $200,000 USD/year

Description

You've shipped a software product from concept to market, and you understand that meaningful product work is a continuous journey. You're someone who navigates ambiguity naturally, investing deeply in user needs, problem spaces, and domain knowledge until a clear direction reveals itself. You're not interested in backlog administration or filling out specification templates. You want ownership over an objective that matters, with the freedom to pursue it through speed, clarity, and strategic focus.

At Trilogy, we've reimagined the approach. Your role isn't to "maintain a roadmap." Your role is to deliver a singular truth: a tangible, quantifiable business result. You receive one explicit goal—an outcome that should manifest through user interaction with the product—and you're accountable for achieving it. You'll develop profound domain knowledge by working alongside AI and gathering user feedback, translate that knowledge into actionable frameworks for both team members and AI systems, and guide the product through rapid, evidence-based cycles until the goal is reached.

You'll join a team that values results over process theater. Your purpose is to create impact and make decisions grounded in user insights, rapid experimentation, and incisive analysis. If you're ready to stop playing the traditional PM role and start redefining it, we encourage you to apply. We're creating the product management discipline as it should have existed from the start.

What you will be doing

  • Build BrainLifts: An organized, dynamic repository of expert knowledge that enhances AI capabilities, informs decision-making, and demonstrates your mastery of the domain.
  • Make Product Iterations: Compact, metrics-informed product improvements delivered weekly to advance the product toward a defined outcome.
  • Building Domain Expertise: Develop comprehensive, structured knowledge of a particular domain to enable superior team decisions, more customized outputs, and credible communication.

What you will NOT be doing

  • Devoting entire months to single feature development; our cadence is weekly feature releases
  • Producing extensive PRDs, curating backlogs, or specifying every interface detail or exception scenario
  • Constructing technical implementations or designing software architecture

Candidate requirements

  • 4+ years in a product leadership role in a product company, where you personally shaped an entire software product's vision, defined the roadmap, and improved it based on usage metrics or customer feedback (i.e., not just a feature or a module in a bigger product, and not internal development or outsourcing work or custom development done for a single customer)
  • Some experience in product management of software used by large enterprises, so you can understand the particularities of how large enterprises choose, buy, and adopt software, compared to consumers or even SMBs.
  • Technical background that enables discussing data models and system design trade-offs. Backed up by either formal education in Computer Science, or practical hands-on experience as a developer/coder of at least 1 year.
  • Enthusiasm for using AI in your daily work (e.g., research, analysis, synthesis, or strategy).

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