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Associate Product Manager

Tint
Location
US - Remote
Posted
2 days ago
Department
Product
Salary
$93,500 - $110,000
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Curiosity and willingness to learn
  • Experience in a role with real stakes and standards (internship, first job, support, QA, ops, coordination, or analytics)
  • Ability to track and analyze product data
  • Strong written communication skills for documentation and changelogs
  • Problem-solving skills and creativity
  • Ability to work independently and escalate issues when necessary
Nice to have
  • Exposure to insurance or insurtech
  • Hands-on experience with observability tools like Datadog
  • Experience in QA or testing roles
  • Familiarity with issue trackers like Linear or Jira
  • Experience working with recurring data feeds from external systems
What the job really is

As an Associate Product Manager at Tint, you'll support a complex product program by monitoring data, tracking issues, and ensuring quality assurance of engineering outputs. You'll maintain documentation, act as a liaison between operations and engineering, and help keep project management organized. This role is designed for someone new to product management, where you'll learn on the job while contributing to the team's success.

Benefits
  • Flexible working hours and remote work
  • Unlimited vacation time
  • Competitive salary and equity
  • 100% coverage of medical, vision, and dental premiums for employees and dependents
  • Company retreats to exciting locations
  • Stipend for home office setup and reimbursement for co-working space memberships
Things to weigh
  • Role is entry-level and may require a learning curve
  • No specific technical background required, but must be comfortable with technical discussions
  • Remote role with a need to work in US time zones and occasional travel for collaboration
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