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Product Manager

Rho · San Francisco, United States

External listingfull-time6 days ago

About The Role

Join Rho, a company dedicated to rebuilding the finance stack for the innovation economy. As a Product Manager, you will own a significant surface of the platform end-to-end, working closely with customers and making decisions that impact the company's success. You will operate like a founder, developing a deep understanding of early-stage companies and their needs. You will also work at the frontier of AI, leveraging its capabilities to enhance your work and the products you build.

  • Posséder une surface significative de la plateforme de manière autonome, en étant proche du travail et du client.
  • Prendre des décisions délibérées sur ce qui est le plus important et redécider lorsque les faits changent.
  • Travailler à la frontière de l'innovation, en utilisant l'IA pour tester des idées et construire des produits qui n'existaient pas auparavant.
  • You're at home in ambiguity. You make calls on incomplete information and treat a pivot as new information, not a setback. Plans change; you're the steady one when they do
  • You bring people with you. You build trust quickly, communicate proactively, and can align a room even when the answer is no
  • You have frontier fluency. You work with AI daily — prototyping, analyzing, drafting, automating — and you can point to something you shipped or changed because a new capability made it possible. Not theorizing; doing
  • You think like a founder. You've been one, worked next to one, or operated like one — you take ownership past the edges of your role, and you pull things over the line that would die in someone else's backlog
  • You have 3+ years of product management or equivalent experience in a fast-paced, high-growth environment — and you've shipped work you're proud to put your name on
  • You crave a team that pushes you — smart, ambitious people who make the work fun and help you grow faster than you thought possible
  • You build. You're not above opening a prototype, sketching a flow, or pulling the data yourself
  • You have discovery rigor. You can articulate the problem, the hypothesis, and how you'll know it worked before you've written a spec
  • You have taste. You hold your own view of what good looks like, obsess over the details, and know that in a banking product, every interaction carries trust

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