Infatica.Io is looking for an experienced and highly autonomous Product Manager to lead early-stage product development. You will own products end-to-end—from idea validation and MVP launch to iteration and scaling—primarily in B2C, with optional exposure to B2B solutions. This role suits a hands‐on product leader who thrives in fast‐paced, distributed environments and uses data and AI to drive decisions.
Responsibilities
Own the full product lifecycle: discovery, MVP definition, launch, and iteration
Build, test, and iterate MVPs rapidly based on data and user feedback
Manage and prioritize multiple products simultaneously
Define product vision, strategy, and success metrics
Collaborate with remote and outsourced development teams
Set up and analyze product analytics, funnels, cohorts, and experiments
Make data‐driven decisions balancing business and user needs
Work cross‐functionally with engineering, design, and stakeholders
Actively use AI tools to improve product discovery, delivery, analytics, and productivity
Requirements
Strong experience with early‐stage products, primarily B2C
High level of ownership and independence
Experience managing remote and outsourced teams
Proven ability to run MVPs, experiments, and hypothesis‐driven development
Strong product analytics expertise (metrics, A/B testing, tracking setup)
Experience working with technical products;
software development background or strong technical understanding
Mandatory hands‐on experience using AI tools
Excellent communication and prioritization skills
Nice to Have
Experience launching products from zero to product‐market fit
Startup or fast‐paced environment experience
Benefits
Opportunity to own and shape products from the earliest stages
High autonomy and direct impact on product and business outcomes
Flexible working hours and remote friendly
Work in a fully distributed, international team
Exposure to both B2C and B2B product challenges
A culture that values experimentation, data‐driven decision‐making, and AI‐powered innovation
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