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Product Manager (DevTools & AI Reliability)

Checkly · Berlin, Germany

RemoteImported listingfull-timeabout 2 months ago

About The Role

Join Checkly, a fully remote DevTools SaaS company, as a Product Manager. In this role, you will shape the company and product strategy, lead initiatives across various departments, and represent Checkly to customers and in developer communities. You should have a technical background, experience in startups, and a passion for product management.

  • Shape company and product strategy alongside the SVP of Product Engineering, developing the vision for the company's direction in AI testing, monitoring, and observability.
  • Lead initiatives across Product Engineering, Sales and Marketing, and represent the company directly to customers and in developer communities.
  • Empathize with DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineering, understanding their needs and challenges, and ensuring that the product addresses those effectively.
  • You've built software before this. You're an ex-engineer, ex-founder, or ex-solutions engineer who has written real code and shipped real things, and now you want to own the product. This one's non-negotiable: you should be able to reason about APIs, MCPs, CLIs, and how systems fit together without a translator
  • FULLY remote role, within the UTC-3 to UTC+3 time zones. Need to be able to travel to (other) European countries without having to wait for a visa appointment
  • You've built technical products, ideally developer tools. Adjacent technical products count. Experience in monitoring or observability is a nice-to-have, not a requirement
  • New to the PM title? That's fine. If you're coming from a founding or solutions-engineering seat and want to go all-in on product, we want to hear from you
  • You've worked in a startup, not just a big company. You're comfortable with ambiguity, small teams, and owning outcomes end to end. You don't need a big-company machine around you to be effective
  • You're technical enough to be dangerous with AI tooling. You can prototype in code, throw together a mock, or pressure-test technical viability yourself when it moves things forward
  • If you're not sure you're the right fit, apply anyway and let us know what you bring to the table. We'd love to hear from you!

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