About this role
Chowdeck is a technology company delivering logistics services to vendors and consumers, enabling vendors to deliver meals and giving customers a platform to order from restaurants. The role is a generalist Junior Product Manager position where you may work across multiple product areas depending on business needs and your strengths. You will collaborate with an experienced Product Lead and a cross-functional team and report to a Product Lead or Product Executive. The job involves owning defined product problems or workstreams, documenting requirements and decisions, coordinating with stakeholders, ensuring launch readiness, and learning from post-launch results while developing product understanding of users, goals and Chowdeck's operations.
What you would do
- Define and own small, well-defined product problems or workstreams within your team
- Document product requirements, decisions and follow-up for supported work
- Coordinate with cross-functional stakeholders
- Perform quality checks and ensure launch readiness and post-launch learning
- Develop understanding of users, business goals and Chowdeck's operations
- Speak with users and internal teams to understand problems and document findings
- Support product discovery and write briefs or requirements, keeping decisions up to date
- Work with cross-functional partners to specify scope, edge cases and acceptance criteria
- Track delivery, identify blockers early and help prepare for launches
- Test products before release and follow up on issues after launch
What they are asking for
- At least 1 year of relevant experience in product management or adjacent roles
- Strong written communication and ability to organise complex information
- Curiosity about product workings and willingness to speak with users and internal teams
- Comfort with data and using evidence to form a view
- Attention to detail, reliability and ownership
- Ability to learn quickly, take feedback well and thrive in a changing environment
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