Product Manager

Ovii's Interpretation of the Role

Plotline seeks a Product Manager to own key in‑app and off‑app modules, drive roadmap, ship features, and ensure measurable customer adoption. The role works cross‑functionally with customers, designers, engineers, and founders to translate insights into scalable product improvements.

Role Snapshot

• Own end‑to‑end product modules
• Define roadmap and prioritize features
• Lead customer discovery and QBRs
• Translate requirements to design and engineering
• Measure adoption and customer value
• Collaborate across design, engineering, sales and support

Must-Have Requirements

• Product Management
• B2B SaaS experience
• Roadmap planning
• Customer insight
• Competitive analysis
• Metrics & adoption tracking
• Cross‑functional collaboration
• API/SDK understanding
• Data‑driven decision making
• Strong written and verbal communication
• Product ownership from roadmap to adoption
• Shipping and scaling features across multiple paying customers

Work Setup

• Location: Bengaluru, India
• Work mode: HYBRID
• Remote scope: UNSPECIFIED
• Employment type: Full-Time

What You'll Likely Work On

• Own the roadmap for assigned in‑app and off‑app modules from concept through launch and continuous improvement
• Engage regularly with customers, lead product discussions, and synthesize interview, usage, and support data into actionable problem statements
• Benchmark competitors and market trends, turning findings into product decisions that keep Plotline innovative and AI‑first
• Partner with designers and engineers to define clear requirements, scope, success metrics, and delivery trade‑offs
• Create rollout, enablement, and adoption plans; track usage, retention, and value signals; iterate or sunset features based on evidence
• Prioritize work using customer impact, commercial value, competitive context, and engineering effort

Good Fit If You Have

• Enjoys deep customer conversations and translating feedback into product improvements
• Thrives in ambiguous environments and can make clear trade‑off decisions
• Has a track record of shipping features that move from low adoption to measurable usage