Azami creates solutions that support data-driven trust in global IP through measurable outcomes - empowering IP professionals to optimize networks, safeguard portfolios, and achieve superior results through data and technology.
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Product Manager
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About Us
Location
Our home base is the modern Azrieli office building in Modi'in, conveniently located next to the mall and just steps from the train station.
Who are you?
We are looking for a sharp, detail-oriented Product Manager to act as the "connective tissue" between our users’ needs and our technical execution. You will be the person who takes high-level ideas and breaks them down into actionable plans for R&D, while ensuring our external design partners stay aligned with our vision. We value a disciplined approach that combines data-driven insights with the practical execution of product enhancements.
Key Roles and Responsibilities
- Drive the Roadmap: Own the R&D backlog. You’ll write clear, concise user stories and technical requirements, giving the development team (in-house and overseas) clear instructions, while coordinating with them directly as issues arise.
- Prioritize with Purpose: Use a mix of logic, data, and clear understanding of our goals to decide what gets built now, what waits until later, and what gets scrapped.
- Design Liaison: Coordinate with external design resources to ensure UX/UI mocks are beautiful, functional, and delivered on time for the dev team.
- Understand our User (ICP): Conduct user interviews and monitor product usage metrics to understand where users are winning and where they’re getting stuck.
- Execution & Delivery: Lead sprint planning sessions, keeping the R&D engine running smoothly and removing any blockers in their path.
Requirements:
- 4+ Years of PM Experience: You have a proven track record of managing products throughout their entire lifecycle and possess the professional judgment required to navigate technical and business trade-offs.
- Technical Literacy: While coding is not required, you are comfortable navigating technical architectures and can effectively translate complex business requirements into actionable technical specifications for developers, while liaising with the operations team to ensure changes optimize internal processes as well.
- Analytical Mindset: You’re comfortable using tools like Mixpanel to track behavior and back up your decisions with data.
- Communication Ability: You can facilitate alignment between creative and technical teams, ensuring both parties have a clear and accurate understanding of project goals and constraints.
Toolbox: Proficiency with Jira, Figma (for reviewing/feedback), and documentation tools (Confluence).
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