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Technical Product Manager, Connectivity (Americas)

Builders at Gigs
Location
New York
Posted
19 days ago
Department
Product
Salary
$100–250
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience
  • 6+ years of product management experience, ideally in API, platform, or integration-heavy systems
  • Excellent analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills
  • Hands-on mentality with ownership of projects
  • Ability to manage competing priorities
  • Excellent technical understanding of complex integration projects
Nice to have
  • Previous exposure to telecommunications, connectivity, or network infrastructure
  • Experience building 0→1 products or working in fast-growing scale-ups
  • Experience working in a remote environment
What the job really is

As a Technical Product Manager for Connectivity at Gigs, you will manage the integration roadmap for the Americas network team, focusing on bringing new carriers into the Gigs operating system. Your role involves working with fragmented systems from carriers to enhance the user and developer experience, defining platform features for integrations, and collaborating closely with engineering and connectivity teams to ensure timely delivery. You will need to excel in product discovery, technical scoping, and prioritization within a complex operational environment.

Benefits
  • Competitive compensation and stock options
  • Stipends for home office or work setup
  • Budget for learning and development
  • Free phone and international data plan
Things to weigh
  • No specific salary listed
  • Role involves managing complex integrations in a legacy system environment
  • Expect regular in-person collaboration and occasional travel
  • Telecom expertise not required, but experience in complex integration-heavy industries is important
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