Product Manager III

As a Product Manager III at Fearless, your key responsibilities will include directing and defining long-term product vision and strategy, managing the discovery phase for identifying user needs, and creating product roadmaps. You'll partner with client stakeholders to establish OKRs, KPIs, and MVPs while ensuring thorough alignment throughout the project lifecycle. Additionally, you’ll conduct competitive analysis and mentor junior product managers.

Fearless is looking for candidates who have 7-9 years of experience in product management or related roles. A completed bachelor's degree is a must, along with experience as a product owner or scrum master in agile environments. Strong communication skills and the ability to influence decision-makers will set you apart in this strategic role.

Working at Fearless means being part of a culture that emphasizes building software with a soul. We focus on continuous iteration, improvement, and delivering value driven by data. Plus, we have robust benefits, a family-friendly workplace, and a commitment to equal opportunity, ensuring you can thrive both personally and professionally.

Fearless believes in investing in its team members. As a Product Manager III, you’ll be encouraged to pursue continuous education and on-the-job learning opportunities. We support mentoring and provide a collaborative environment where innovative ideas can flourish, truly enhancing your career trajectory.

The salary range for the Product Manager III position at Fearless is competitive, with a minimum salary of $102,540, a midpoint of $133,302, and a maximum of $164,064. The hiring range for this position is between $119,319 and $140,000, reflecting our commitment to fair compensation based on experience.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects you’ve managed, emphasizing your role in strategic planning, stakeholder alignment, and how you measured success through KPIs and objectives. Use concrete examples to demonstrate your ability to guide teams and drive results.

Explain your methodology for engaging stakeholders and how you prioritize their needs. Discuss tools you use to facilitate communication and collaboration, and provide examples of handling conflicts or varying opinions effectively.

Outline your process for gathering requirements, including user research and competitive analysis. Discuss how you engage with users and stakeholders to validate those requirements, ensuring they align with business objectives.

Describe your approach to defining an MVP, focusing on identifying essential features that address user pain points. Highlight how you collaborate with stakeholders to prioritize the MVP's functionality and the metrics for measuring its success.

Share a specific instance where you successfully prioritized backlog items based on user feedback, business goals, and technical feasibility. Discuss the tools you used and how you collaborated with your team to maintain a healthy backlog.

Talk about specific metrics that are critical for tracking product performance, such as user engagement, customer satisfaction, and sales growth. Emphasize how you use these metrics to inform future product decisions and iterations.

Explain your commitment to agile methodologies and regular feedback loops, including user testing and iteration cycles. Share your perspective on fostering a culture of feedback and responsiveness in product development.

Discuss how you conduct competitive analysis as part of your product strategy, focusing on your methods for gathering data and how you integrate these insights into your roadmap. Share any impactful changes you made based on competitive insights.

Share your philosophy on incorporating user feedback and the tools you use to collect it. Discuss how you analyze feedback to inform product changes and ensure alignment with user needs.

Describe your mentoring approach, focusing on how you share knowledge and provide constructive feedback. Highlight specific instances where your mentorship positively influenced a team member’s development.