Staff Product Manager (remote, UTC-3 to UTC+3)

Staff Product Manager (remote, UTC-3 to UTC+3)

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Location: This is a FULLY remote role, but you must be within UTC-3 to UTC+3 to work with your team, peers, and internal customers. You do not have to be in the specific country or city shown in this listing, but please only apply if you are physically based within the UTC-3 to UTC+3 timezone.

(Fully remote, async-first, DevTool SaaS, 32-40h/week, time zones: UTC-3 to UTC+3)

Join Checkly as a Staff Product Manager and empower developers to own and ensure application performance and reliability—from pull request to post-mortem!

Checkly helps engineers build reliable products by unifying testing, monitoring and observability. OpenTelemetry, Playwright, and Monitoring as Code are our foundation for unifying performance and reliability.

Our tech stack is Vue.js, Node.js, TypeScript, Postgres, ClickHouse and AWS. We ship to prod all day, every day. We practice Agile (not scrum) and take pride in good documentation and good looking products.

We’re a remote-first startup that keeps things simple—low on meetings, high on productivity, and always shipping. If you love building cool things, working async, actually listening to and working with customers, and keeping it lean, you’ll fit right in!

Thousands of developers—teams at 1Password, CrowdStrike, Render, LinkedIn and Vercel included—trust Checkly to keep their apps running smoothly. In 2024, we raised $20M in Series B funding from Balderton, CRV, and Accel to take things to the next level.

We care about building a team where people of all backgrounds are encouraged to do their best work. To achieve this we built a flexible, remote-first and async-first startup environment with inclusive benefits and full transparency about how we pay.

What You\'ll Do
  • Learn all about the monitoring and observability market, figuring out its strengths and weaknesses to take our products to a new level.
  • Use your empathy for the daily challenges of DevOps, SRE and (Platform) Engineering teams to create solutions to their problems.
  • Understand the dynamics of the testing, monitoring, and observability market, and use that knowledge to bring Checkly and our growing customer base to the next level.
  • Focus on making an impact while also being mindful about speed, efficiency and cost.
  • Lead initiatives that span multiple teams, aligning stakeholders across Product, Engineering, Design, Sales and Marketing.
  • Represent Checkly externally in key customer relationships and developer communities.
What You Should Have
  • Experience as a Product Manager, working on a technical product, preferably solving problems for engineers.
  • Prior experience in the monitoring or observability space is a very big plus.
  • You get developers — our main customers — through your engineering background.
  • Self-motivated, highly driven, and eager to try to do things differently.
  • You value autonomy, and believe in empowered teams to solve customer problems in a remote work environment
  • Very hands-on, you use your coding abilities and AI tooling to understand customers and market dynamics, create mock designs, design system components, assessing technical viability, and writing micro-copy
  • You have shipped multiple product features to developers, from concept to delivery.
  • You can ship \'big bang\', but also manage early access, beta and staged rollouts using feature flags. You reduce risk by testing the market, and trying things out with a small groups of users.
  • Proven ability to work cross-functionally, collaborate, influence and work as part of a team
  • Excellent spoken and written English skills are a must.
  • Ability to be autonomous and self-motivated in a remote work environment, while you also enjoy getting to know your colleagues and helping others.
  • Fully remote role within UTC-3 to UTC-3 time zones.
Why us?
  • Transparent salary because your salary shouldn\'t be dictated by how good a negotiator you are. (more info below)
  • Remote-first, flexible work hours, async-first (low meeting, high productivity) and transparent culture
  • Use the latest technologies and innovate with us: we are THE Monitoring-as-Code company
  • Become part of a fast-growing, international, and remote team where your work matters—your impact won’t get lost in layers of bureaucracy.
  • Stock options
  • 27 days of paid vacation + your local public holidays
  • Paid sick leave & up to 14 weeks of paid parental leave
  • $1,500 learning, visiting and wellness budget
  • Co-working budget or home office setup
  • Bi-annual company retreats
  • Employee & contractor options
What We Pay

Fair, competitive, and transparent pay is very important for us. Therefore we work with a standardized salary calculator that includes several factors such as seniority level as well as location.

For this role, the range is:

  • €119k - €133k for someone in a similar cost of market as UK, Germany etc, + stock options
  • €107k - €119k for someone in a similar cost of market as Spain, Poland, Ukraine etc, + stock options
Apply

If this sounds interesting, please apply! We’re open about compensation and hiring. Compensation Range: €119K - €133K.

Seniority level
  • Mid-Senior level
Employment type
  • Full-time
Job function
  • Product Management and Marketing
Industries
  • Technology, Information and Internet
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 100000 - 116000 per year Experience: 5 years required
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