Project Manager, tldraw
£55-85k
Plus stock options
4-5 days a week in office (Finsbury Park, London)
React SDK for building infinite canvas applications
Be an early applicant
React SDK for building infinite canvas applications
1-20 employees
Be an early applicant
£55-85k
Plus stock options
4-5 days a week in office (Finsbury Park, London)
1-20 employees
Company mission
To build the canvas infrastructure for the future of software.
Role
Who you are
- You are detail-minded; you think clearly and communicate crisply
- You’ve spent 4+ years working on technical teams, ideally with 2+ years in a PM role alongside delivery responsibilities
- You value rigour, iteration, and you know how to balance process and structure with backchannels and getting-it-done
- 2–4 years delivering software projects, ideally with cross-team stakeholders
- Technical credibility with engineers and an eye for scope, sequencing, and trade-offs
- Structured habits around planning, risk management, and communication
- Experience coordinating multiple teams or external partners to clear outcomes
Desirable
- Background in engineering, product development, or technical implementation
- Early‑team experience creating delivery practices that scale
- A sharp communicator who keeps things simple without losing nuance
What the job involves
- As a project manager, your job will be to help the team plan, execute, and complete projects
- You will work closely with leadership and product engineers to identify requirements, clear blockers, report status, and maintain momentum
- Run day-to-day delivery for high-priority projects and workstreams
- Communicate progress: weekly reports, risk and decision logs, and milestone reviews
- Keep staffing and tracking clear: know who’s doing what and when
- Iterate on process with the goal of maximizing focus, removing friction, and supporting our roadmap
- Keep schedules on track and surface issues with options, not drama
- Add simple tooling and reporting so progress is easy to see
Salary benchmarks
Our take
The collaborative whiteboard space is a crowded one with major players acquiring some serious money. With tools like Figma's FigJam, Miro, and even Apple's new Freeform app proving there's enormous demand for digital canvases where teams can work together. However, most of these platforms lock you into their ecosystems, require logins, and come with rigid approaches to collaboration.
tldraw is taking a refreshingly open approach to this with a simple, free to use collaborative whiteboard that requires no account, just open it, start drawing, and share the link. But the real magic is the TypeScript SDK that lets developers build their own canvas applications. Think "Whiteboard-as-a-Service" with all the complex features like selection, rotation, undo/redo, and multiplayer sync that could take years to build yourself.
Founded in 2022, tldraw has grown incredibly fast, with 40,000 GitHub stars, 70,000 weekly npm installs, and 8,000 Discord members. And already, tldraw is powering hundreds of projects from drawing apps to AI video platforms to virtual classrooms. Now, tldraw plans to open-source its website and expand its collaborative features. With some serious momentum, it's shaping up to be a major player in how people build and use visual tools on the web.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Jun 2025
$10m
SERIES A
Mar 2024
$9.4m
SERIES A
Total funding: $24.1m
Company HQ
Westminster, London, UK
Leadership
Steve Ruiz
(Founder & CEO)Prior to Founding tldraw in 2022, Steve was a Product Designer at Play and ClearScore, a Design Educator at Framer, and a User Experience Architect at Inviqa.
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