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Junior Product Manager

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Junior Product Manager
Location: London, UK
Employment Type: Permanent | Hybrid
Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 + bonus
Curated is partnered with a fast-growing B2B SaaS business to find a Product Manager to own one of their products outright.
The product is an established B2B SaaS app used by thousands of ecommerce businesses every day. It's profitable, well rated, and has plenty of room to grow. Your job is to find that growth.
Internally, PMs here act as mini CEOs. You own the app, the roadmap and the revenue. Your goal is simple: grow it. How you do that is up to you. Product, pricing, positioning, acquisition, retention. Pull the levers, see what works, keep going.
The pace is fast. AI is embedded in how the whole team works, and a feature can go from idea to live in a day. This is closer to a product builder role than a traditional Product Manager.
You don't need to be technical, but you'll be expected to lean into AI tools, whether that's spinning up a prototype to test an idea, digging into data or getting to an answer faster. You'll have a dedicated engineering team, plus support and marketing behind you, to take it the rest of the way.
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You won’t be alone; you’ll work closely with the General Manager / VP Product as well as an experienced team of Product Managers who will coach you closely, and sit alongside you as they run their own apps and products. It's a small, lean team with no layers and no politics. Do well and the rewards, financial and career, come quickly.
What they're looking for:
- 2 to 3 years of experience, with some of it in product or a role where you owned a clear outcome
- At least one example of a metric you moved and how you did it
- Experience on something real users touch. You understand UX and why people behave the way they do
- Commercial curiosity. You want to know how product, pricing, positioning and marketing combine to grow a business
- Comfortable working directly with engineers and getting into technical detail
- Already using AI tools day to day and keen to push it further. Equally, you know when AI is the wrong answer
- Hungry, curious and a little bit relentless. You ask a lot of questions and chase things down
- Strong written communication and a bias towards action


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Ecommerce experience is a bonus, not a requirement. Backgrounds in data, consulting, engineering or commercial roles are all welcome.
Why it's worth a look:
- Genuine end to end ownership of a profitable product from day one
- Ship at a pace most PMs never get to experience
- Close coaching from an experienced GM and peer PMs
- A clear path to larger products and product leadership
- Bonus, private health, pension and a £100 a month wellness allowance
- Team lunch every Wednesday in the office, plus regular days out
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