Product Associate/Manager

October 1, 2026

About the position

We're looking for a Product Associate/Manager to own the core systems and experiences that power how developers and teams purchase, manage, and grow with GitKraken. This includes everything from how users work together and manage their organization, to the backend infrastructure that keeps our products running smoothly. This role is responsible for building systems that all of our products touch, so you won't be siloed. You'll need to understand how the pieces connect and communicate clearly across teams to move things forward. You'll work across the full product lifecycle - from identifying gaps in our current systems to writing specs, aligning stakeholders, building prototypes, shepherding features to launch, and evaluating the impact. The ideal candidate combines product vision with excellent communication and execution skills, with a curiosity for the future of software development. Your decisions will have a direct impact on how 40 million developers and 100,000 organizations experience GitKraken, and you will have the opportunity to engage directly with our user community through research, interviews, and testing to ensure we're solving real problems. This is an exciting opportunity to join a strong, technical product team while being part of a company that uniquely balances growth with profitability. Day-to-day, you'll work closely with a dedicated Engineering team to scope and deliver projects, while also partnering with Finance, Marketing, and Customer Success to ensure what you ship drives real business outcomes. You'll also work directly alongside our VP of Product & Engineering and CMO, giving you a front-row seat to how product, growth, and go-to-market decisions get made at a fast-paced, growth-focused company. If you're detail-oriented, data-savvy, and know how to leverage AI tools to work faster and think bigger - and you're ready to grow fast doing it - we'd love to hear from you.

Responsibilities

Drive the product roadmap for GitKraken's core systems and user-facing experiences like subscriptions and billing, org management, notifications, and settings.
Work hand-in-hand with Engineering teams to scope, prototype, and ship solutions grounded in research and data.
Write clear specs, user stories, and prototypes that guide feature development so teams can build with confidence
Align cross-functional stakeholders across Finance, Marketing, and Customer Success to keep launches on track and outcomes measured
Dig into product and business metrics to surface friction points, sharpen priorities, and evaluate impact

Requirements

0–6 years of experience in product management, engineering, or project management, or a closely related role. The job title will vary based on experience.
An entrepreneurial and systems-thinking mindset, with the ability to navigate ambiguity and solve problems creatively
Strong attention to detail and a data-informed approach to prioritization and decision making
Clear, confident communication skills - equally comfortable writing a spec, presenting to a senior leadership, or syncing with an engineer.
Ability to manage multiple workstreams and stay organized in a fast-moving environment
Experience or comfort working with cross-functional stakeholders across technical and non-technical teams

Nice-to-haves

Exposure to developer tools, developer workflows, or B2B SaaS products
Experience with AI-assisted development tools or workflows
Familiarity with billing systems, subscription models, or SaaS monetization
Understanding of PLG (product-led growth) strategies and/or growth metrics

Benefits

Competitive compensation with annual performance-based pay increases
Flexible Paid-Time-Off Policy & paid company holidays (chosen by our employees)
Generous paid parental leave
Pet insurance plan (with no exclusions)
Health, dental, and vision insurance with competitive employer cost-sharing
Modern, fully equipped offices designed to maximize productivity in a hybrid environment
Great Place to Work Certified
Paid career development opportunities, audiobook subscriptions, and mentorship
401(k) retirement plan plus company matching
Company paid domestic trip after your 1-year anniversary & an international trip every 5 years

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