Product Manager Job in Kodo

About Us:

Kodo is a corporate card and spend management platform for some of the fastest growing

Indian startups and enterprises. Our product is loved by companies such as Groww, Zepto,

Mobikwik, Fampay, Epigamia, Blue Tokai, Mahindra Logistics & any more. We have raised

$14M from investors such as YC Continuity, Brex, Goat Capital and other Silicon Valley

investors. We believe in creating exceptional products for our customers, an enriching

environment for our team, and a solid business that grows profitably.

Job Responsibilities:

A product manager is responsible for the development and success of a company's

products or product lines. The job of a product manager is a combination of technical

and business skills, and often requires a strong understanding of the industry and

customer needs

Define and prioritize product features: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for defining and prioritizing the features and functionality of

financial products and services. This may involve conducting market research

to understand customer needs and preferences, as well as working with

cross-functional teams to define the product roadmap and ensure that product

development is aligned with the company's overall strategy.

Conduct market research: The Senior Product Manager is responsible for

staying up-to-date on industry trends and customer needs, and using this

knowledge to inform product development and go-to-market strategies. This

may involve conducting market research, gathering customer feedback, and

staying abreast of industry news and developments.

Develop and maintain a product roadmap: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for developing and maintaining a product roadmap that outlines

the key features and functionality of the company's financial products and

services. This roadmap should be aligned with the company's overall strategy

and should be regularly updated to reflect changing market conditions and

customer needs.

Analyze data to inform decision-making: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for analyzing data from a variety of sources, including customer

feedback, market research, and product performance data, to inform product

development and decision-making. This may involve using data to identify

market trends, optimize product features, and measure the success of product

launches.

Manage the product development lifecycle: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for managing the product development lifecycle, including

gathering and prioritizing product and customer requirements, defining the

product vision, and working closely with engineering, design, and operations

teams to deliver high-quality products on schedule.

Collaborate with sales and marketing teams: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for collaborating with sales and marketing teams to develop and

execute go-to-market strategies for financial products and services. This may

involve developing marketing materials, setting pricing strategies, and

identifying target markets.

Manage budgets and resources: The Senior Product Manager is responsible

for managing budgets and resources for product development, including

allocating funds and staff to support the development of financial products and

services.

Develop relationships with key stakeholders: The Senior Product Manager is

responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with key

stakeholders, including customers, partners, and industry experts. This may

involve attending industry events, engaging with customers and partners, and

collaborating with external experts to inform product strategy and

decision-making.

A product manager should possess a mix of technical, business and leadership

skills, and must have the ability to think strategically and understand the big picture.

Strong analytical skills, excellent communication and presentation skills, a

customer-focused mindset, and the ability to work well under pressure are also

important for success in this role.

It can be fun and exciting position as it allows you to see the whole picture and be

involved in a lot of different aspects of a product's life cycle, from inception to launch

and beyond.

It can be also rewarding to have the opportunity to have a big impact in the

company's revenue, customer satisfaction and company growth.