product manager for developer tools

PostHog builds a self-driving product platform that helps users and AI agents analyze products, diagnose bugs, and roll out changes autonomously. Its products include product analytics, a data warehouse, an AI-powered analyst, and a developer tool.

• Run monthly growth reviews for products and ensure the right metrics are tracked
• Analyze changes in product metrics, user behavior, and churn to identify trends and reprioritization needs
• Find actionable patterns in product and customer data, including revenue, usage, and retention across customer segments
• Research competitors and the tooling landscape, and recommend opportunities related to pricing, feature parity, or adjacent products
• Take on additional product research, packaging, pricing, or user experience initiatives as appropriate
• Organize user interviews and provide timely product feedback on new and existing features
• Coach product engineers on product practices

• Have experience as a technical founder or product engineer at a startup
• Have written code and now want to focus on product and commercial work
• Identify product strengths and weaknesses across user experience and commercial performance, and turn them into actionable insights
• Understand business and product metrics, such as activation, retention, and churn, and know how to define and track key product metrics
• Use SQL or another query language to answer data questions
• Be proactive and organized, able to identify and advance work independently while keeping multiple threads moving
• Collaborate effectively, share work early, seek feedback, and communicate clearly in an async-first environment
• Have hands-on experience with observability products and understand how engineers use them to investigate, debug, and diagnose production issues
• Будет плюсом: experience working on or managing an observability product, data modeling experience, experience with developer tools or AI products, user interview experience, and experience working with designers or engineers on new user experiences

• Tuesdays and Thursdays are meeting-free days