Principal Product Manager, Mozilla

• 7+ years of product experience, with recent experience developing 0 to 1 products preferably in a startup or entrepreneurial environment
• Experience with enterprise or B2B software, including engaging directly with customers
• Excellent at big-picture thinking, solving problems, and inventing what’s next
• Strong product sense - the ability to understand, communicate, and take action on what makes a product great
• A user-centric mentality with a passion for solving real problems through technology
• Excellent communication and leadership skills, capable of rallying teams around a shared vision
• Proficiency in building hypotheses, experimenting, and developing success metrics to inform product decisions
• You've balanced user experience, business needs, technical feasibility, and time-to-market to determine the best product
• An understanding and fluency in developing early traction through innovative go-to-market strategies
• You can communicate clearly about your product concept from the idea phase through the development phase and can advocate for your decisions
• You love working in a fast-paced environment, improving your leadership and product skills
• You can work efficiently with a geographically distributed team
• Commitment to our values:
• Welcoming differences
• Being relationship-minded
• Practicing responsible participation
• Having grit

Desirable

• As a Principal Product Manager, you will lead a small dynamic team, often beginning with just two people, to explore and bring new concepts to life through rapid iterations and prototyping
• You should be comfortable leading product across all stages of the early product lifecycle from discovery through launch and initial growth
• Identify a new Concept: Identify compelling problems to solve and ideate on potential solutions
• Product Vision & Strategy: Lead and own the end-to-end product lifecycle for new product initiatives, from concept through launch, early traction, and iteration. Set clear goals for product success, ensuring alignment with Mozilla’s mission and strategic vision
• Customer Discovery: Conduct market research and user interviews to identify unmet needs and validate product ideas
• Cross-functional Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams to define product requirements, prioritize features, and deliver high-quality products that align with user needs and business goals
• Data-Driven Decisions: Continuously gather and analyze qualitative and quantitative data to measure product performance, iterate on features, and drive improvements
• Effective Communication: Clearly articulate product plans, benefits, and outcomes to a wide range of audiences, including internal partners, leadership, employees, and users