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Gather Presence, Inc.

Senior Product Manager

Gather Presence, Inc., Jackson, Mississippi, United States,


In the last few years, remote and hybrid work has had an explosion in popularity, giving workers an unprecedented level of access to opportunity and an increase in quality of life. However, our existing tools were not set up to do remote work

well

. Work can be isolating, transactional, and void of the camaraderie that makes everyone feel like they’re in it together.To solve this, Gather builds virtual offices that bring the best of in-person work to remote. We’ve already seen success with our approach, with over 10,000 remote-first companies using our spaces every day.And yet it’s still the early days for our broader vision of the Metaverse. We’re excited about how the Metaverse can break down physical constraints that exist today, not just in where you can work, but which friends/family you can see, or what educational opportunities you can have access to.Join us in this mission!Role overview:Gather is a small team right now, which means every PM has an extremely significant role in shaping and executing the company's vision. We are working on some of the boldest bets in the company’s history, and we are looking for a strong product lead to help drive core parts of the next generation of Gather.Where you will make an impact:Use a combination of data, research, market trends, and the team’s instincts to articulate and socialize the strategy for your product linesDefine short and long-term goals, and own the short and long-term roadmap that we believe will reach those goalsPartner with design and engineering (as well as go-to-market) teams to deliver projects from inception to experiment to fully launchedDevelop a strong operating model and set of processes to get things done based on project & team needs and constraintsSpend lots of time with prospects, customers, and members to develop empathy for our end-users and to develop an informed perspective on how to best address their needsThink outside of the box to solve problems with novel and creative solutions that are made possible by virtual officesWhat you bring:You have 5-7+ years of experience in a Product Management role. At least 2+ of those years in a PLG companyYou are scrappy, have a bias toward action, and love moving fastYou have experience working alongside engineers, designers, and customer-facing teams and have shipped products at scaleYou have the ability to be hands-on and in the nitty-gritty details while also being able to zoom out and define the big pictureYou have exceptional verbal and written communication skills for technical and non-technical partners, internally and externallyYou are comfortable in ambiguous situations and dynamic environments and understand what fast-growing startups entail for PMsYou have excellent design sensibilities and are technical enough to develop strong relationships with your design and eng counterparts. SQL experience is also a major plusYou enjoy spending time with customers and are adept at getting to the root problems that your product is uniquely positioned to solveUS Salary RangeAt Gather, compensation may vary outside of this range depending on a number of factors, including a candidate’s qualifications, skills, competencies and experience, and location. The base salary range for this position in the selected city is $145,000 - $185,000 annually and we encourage candidates outside of this salary range to apply.Base pay is one part of the total package provided to compensate and recognize employees for their work, and this role will be eligible for a stock reward reflective of an early-stage startup.Work remotely out of a state-of-the-art virtual office!Competitive compensation, benefits, and meaningful equityComprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance for employees and their dependents401k and matching programGenerous PTO policy and mental health days to rechargeMeal stipend twice a week to keep you nourishedRemote work, education, and health & wellness stipendSupport for family planning & gender-affirmationThe opportunity to join a passionate team in building something that actually makes peoples' lives better, every single dayGather is committed to building an inclusive and equitable workplace for individuals of all backgrounds. 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