Product Manager

What's Guardio?

Guardio is a B2C cybersecurity startup offering security and privacy solutions directly to consumers - regular people, not corporate companies. We develop products you’d want for yourself, your parents, family, and friends. Our goal is to protect real people from cyber problems and crime. We try and avoid buzzwords, but sometimes those keywords are necessary: we help our customers avoid and combat the modern world’s security threats, like phishing, financial scams, malware, browser hijacking, identity theft, data leaks, and a whole lot more.

Guardio is a relatively small company (we just passed 70 people) on a rapid growth path, and we’re looking for core team members to join our Growth team. We already have well over a million registered customers, and plenty of new products and features in the pipeline.

So, what's the job?

We are looking for a Product Manager to join Guardio's Product Team. B2C experience, a technical background, and an analytical approach are a must.

You will:

• Own a product area in Guardio’s product line.
• Manage the product lifecycle from ideation & opportunity sizing, to full feature specifications, launch and success in your domain.
• Define, run and analyze A/B tests in your domain.
• Define success KPIs and track the product impact according to them.
• Work closely with, well, everyone: Product Manager peers, R&D, Security Team, UX & Design, Content, Product Marketing, Customer Support, and Marketing.

Sounds great! Am I the right fit?

Well, you have a good chance of being that person if you check as many of these as possible.

• 2+ years as a B2C Product Manager/ 5+ years as a B2B2C Product Manager.
• Technical background. No need for specific knowledge of the cyber domain.
• A team player with the ability to lead peers to build products. Can unify a team around a goal, and drive towards success.
• Experience in defining KPIs and making data-driven decisions.
• Fluent in writing and speaking in English.

Bonus points for:

• Experience working on payment mechanisms, user communication lifecycle, or internal tools to drive scale.
• Trained in looking at user journeys rather than product features.
• Proven track record of collaboration with Marketing functions: Product Marketing, Growth, and User Acquisition.