James Levine Digital
Product Manager

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Company Description
James Levine Digital is a boutique digital agency that builds websites, applications, and automations designed to drive measurable business results. The focus is on helping clients decide what is truly worth building before they invest, ensuring technology serves clear commercial goals. With a decade of experience delivering products for organizations such as AWS, Ticketmaster, and Reach, the practice applies proven product thinking to smaller, more agile engagements. James Levine Digital works directly with clients, integrating AI where it genuinely adds value and providing candid guidance where it does not.
Role Description
This full-time remote Product Manager role is responsible for driving the end-to-end lifecycle of digital products, from discovery through delivery and iteration. Day-to-day, the Product Manager will collaborate with clients to understand business objectives, gather and refine requirements, and translate them into clear product strategies, roadmaps, and prioritized backlogs. The role includes conducting market and user research, defining success metrics, and partnering closely with design and engineering to scope and ship impactful features on time and within budget. The Product Manager will facilitate sprint planning and reviews, manage stakeholder communication, and continuously analyze performance data to inform improvements. This position is highly client-facing, requiring structured communication, strong judgment about where technology (including AI) adds commercial value, and a pragmatic approach to experimentation.
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- Product management skills including roadmap development, backlog prioritization, and feature scoping.
- Experience with discovery practices such as stakeholder interviews, user research, and requirements gathering.
- Ability to analyze product performance using metrics, data, and experimentation to guide decisions.
- Strong collaboration skills with cross-functional teams, including engineering, design, and operations.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain complex concepts to non-technical audiences.
- Familiarity with web and app development processes, agile methodologies, and modern tooling (e.g., Jira, Trello, or similar).
- Comfort working in a remote, client-facing environment with high autonomy and accountability.
- Experience assessing where AI and automation can add commercial value, and where simpler solutions are more appropriate.
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Business, Computer Science, Design, or related discipline) or equivalent practical experience.
- Background in shipping digital products for startups or established organizations is highly beneficial.
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