Reflow
Product Operations
Canada · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 176 days ago
Product ManagementProduct StrategyLeadership
About the role
- This is a Product Operations role for someone who thrives at the intersection of product, engineering, and execution, turning priorities into plans and plans into shipped outcomes.
- This role is for someone who loves turning ambition into execution, and making sure the right things ship, the right way, at the right time.
- The salary ranges in our job postings are intentionally wide because they need to cover both U.S. and international candidates.
Responsibilities
- Own prioritization and execution flow
- Partner with founders and product leadership to prioritize the product roadmap based on customer impact, revenue, and technical constraints.
- Support the engineering team by clarifying scope, sequencing work, and protecting focus.
- Drive testing and delivery
- Manage dependencies, unblock teams, and keep work moving across functions.
- Act as the operational bridge between product, engineering, GTM, and partners.
- Turn customer, sales, and support feedback into clear, actionable inputs for the product team.
- Partner setup and onboarding
- Participate in the setup and onboarding of partners (pilots, early access programs).
- Exposure to partner integrations, APIs, or platform products.
Requirements
- Experience in product operations, program management, product management, or technical operations.
- Experience working on B2B SaaS, data, analytics, or workflow products.
Compensation
- We offer competitive pay based on the market and where you're located.
- The salary ranges in our job postings are intentionally wide because they need to cover both U.S. and international candidates.
- Our final offer will depend on things like your experience, skill set, and location.
Benefits
- Background in startups or fast-growing teams.
- Flexible setup (contract or full-time), high trust, high impact.
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