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Senior Product Manager (m/f/d)
At Moss, we give finance professionals the power to automate their day-to-day and make forward-thinking decisions. Our team and culture make us unique — we’re driven by impact and growth, where every one of us strives to learn and excel. Recognised by Sifted’s Rising 100 https://sifted.eu/rankings/b2b-saas-rising-100-2024 and LinkedIn's Top Startups https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/linkedin-top-startups-2024-20-aufstrebende-unternehmen-bjd0c/, we’re here to help propel your career and together, make Moss a lasting success. Our Product team is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own a product area end-to-end — from problem definition through delivery. You'll shape the roadmap yourself, grounded in direct customer conversations, and partner with a strong cross-functional team of engineers and designers to turn that vision into shipped, measurable impact. You are joining at an exciting time as we are defining how our experience in an AI-first finance world will look like. Your responsibilities Here's a bit more on what you can expect to be doing day-to-day: - Own and manage the product roadmap for your product area end-to-end, from discovery through delivery - Define and track OKRs with your squad and report progress - Partner closely with Engineering and Design on technical scoping, discovery, and delivery - Ground prioritisation in direct conversations with customers and customer-facing teams - build the case for what matters rather than inheriting a backlog - Identify and proactively flag dependencies with adjacent product teams before they become delivery risks - Represent the customer in cross-functional decisions and trade-off discussions - Develop a 12-18 months vision with focus on an AI-first UX About you We think you’ll need the following experience and qualifications to succeed in this role: - 4+ years of product management experience, including at least 2 years owning a customer-facing product area end-to-end and 2 years in a B2B environment - You have demons