Junior Product Manager (Hybrid)

About this role

Chowdeck, a food technology company in Lagos, is hiring a Junior Product Manager for a hybrid role. The position involves working across different product areas as needed, under the guidance of a Product Lead or Product Executive, with potential movement between teams as priorities change. The role focuses on defining problems, creating documentation, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and supporting launches and post-launch learning. Candidates should be curious, organised, detail-oriented and capable of building product judgement while engaging with users and internal stakeholders. The job requires collaboration, problem solving, and ownership of small, well-defined initiatives from definition to learning outcomes.

What you would do

• Define product problems or workstreams within the assigned team.
• Document requirements, decisions and follow-ups for supported work.
• Coordinate with cross-functional stakeholders.
• Ensure quality checks, launch readiness and post-launch learning.
• Develop understanding of users, business goals and Chowdeck's operational systems.
• Talk to users and internal teams to understand problems and document findings.
• Support product discovery and write briefs or requirements; keep decisions up to date.
• Work with partners to determine scope, edge cases and acceptance criteria.
• Track delivery, raise blockers early and aid launch readiness.
• Test products before release and follow up on post-launch issues caused by launches.

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 workflows and willingness to engage with users and internal teams.
• Comfort with data and using evidence to form views.
• Attention to detail, reliability and ownership.
• Ability to learn quickly, take feedback well and adapt in a changing environment.

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