Senior Product Manager (Platform)

As a Senior Product Manager (Platform) at Similarweb, you'll be integral in planning, prioritizing, and defining features that enhance the overall user experience. Your role involves driving the product development process from initial research through to deployment, ensuring that you remain aligned with the organization's product goals. You'll conduct customer interviews, analyze product KPIs, and collaborate with various teams, including Engineering, Design, and Marketing, to deliver impactful improvements.

To fit the Senior Product Manager (Platform) role at Similarweb, candidates should possess a minimum of three years of hands-on product management experience, preferably within platform initiatives or API management. A strong technical knowledge base is crucial, along with excellent partnership skills to work with R&D and Design teams. Previous achievements in shipping user-friendly features that led to measurable business results will set you apart.

At Similarweb, the work environment is dynamic, collaborative, and highly innovative. As a Senior Product Manager (Platform), you’ll be part of a team that values exploration of new ideas and leveraging the latest technology. The hybrid work model allows for flexibility, with three days in the vibrant DOCK IN office in Prague and two days of remote work, offering a perfect blend of collaboration and autonomy.

Joining Similarweb as a Senior Product Manager (Platform) means entering a pivotal phase of growth for the company. You’ll have the chance to shape an essential product focus area while guiding a talented team of engineers and designers. The role empowers you to make significant contributions to the company’s success through innovative product experiences and hands-on collaboration with diverse teams across the organization.

As a Senior Product Manager (Platform) at Similarweb, you’ll enjoy numerous benefits, including a hybrid work model that promotes work-life balance, generous time off policies—5 weeks of vacation plus an extra day for your birthday—along with great perks like a Multisport card, meal vouchers, and opportunities for team-building activities. You’ll also have access to stock options, allowing you to participate in Similarweb’s growth and success.

In your response, highlight your past experiences in product management, focusing on platform initiatives. Discuss specific projects where you've led teams, defined product features, and collaborated across departments.

Explain your approach by discussing how you evaluate user needs versus business goals. Share specific frameworks or criteria you apply, such as impact, effort, and alignment with company strategy.

Prepare a case study from your previous role that illustrates the problem you aimed to solve, the solution you implemented, and the analytical approach you used to measure the feature's success.

Mention your strategies for keeping abreast of current trends, such as attending webinars, following influential thought leaders in product management, and participating in relevant workshops or community forums.

Talk about how you use data to inform decisions throughout the development lifecycle, from initial user research to ongoing feature performance post-launch. Share tools you utilize for analytics.

Provide examples of how you've successfully collaborated with teams like engineering, sales, and design. Stress your communication strategies and how you've aligned stakeholder priorities.

Explain the steps you take in preparing for user interviews, including formulating questions, selecting participants, and how you analyze the feedback to drive product improvements.

Discuss your openness to feedback by detailing how you encourage team members and stakeholders to share their thoughts, and how you translate that feedback into actionable product enhancements.

Share your familiarity with popular product management tools (such as JIRA, Trello, or Asana), emphasizing how these tools helped streamline your processes and improve team collaboration.

Reflect on the aspects of product management that you find most rewarding, such as solving user problems, delivering impactful features, and seeing the tangible results of your efforts in the market.