Product Manager

Location: Remote

Pay: $50- $55 USD Hourly.

Project Duration: 1 Week starting 4/20/2026. 8 hours daily.

About the Role 

We are seeking an experienced Product Manager to participate in a short-term simulation project designed to recreate a realistic product development workflow. You will act as the primary driver of a cross-functional team, leading discussions, defining product requirements, and guiding decision-making across a 6-day simulated project. 

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, including product managers, data scientists, and client teams, to solve complex problems, reduce human effort, and ensure that AI-driven processes meet high standards for quality and reliability. Your work will directly contribute to improving our client's data annotation and evaluation processes, enabling them to scale more efficiently. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Lead project kickoff and ongoing team discussions 

• Create and iterate on product documentation (e.g., PRDs) 

• Drive feature prioritization and decision-making 

• Communicate with engineering, design, and stakeholders 

• Facilitate meetings and align the team on goals and timelines

Preferred Skills and Experience 

• 3+ years of product management experience 

• Experience working cross-functionally with engineering and design 

• Comfortable leading meetings and making tradeoff decisions 

• Strong written communication skills (docs, emails, summaries) 

Minimum Education Requirements 

• Bachelor’s degree in fields like Business, Marketing, Computer Science or a related field.

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