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Product Manager

Remote-US

As a Product Manager at Phantom you will be responsible for the planning and execution across the entire product life-cycle, including: gathering and prioritizing product requirements, defining the product vision, and working closely with engineering, design, marketing, and executive leadership to ensure user needs and growth goals are met.

This is a general opening - based on your fit and interests you could be working on projects across NFTs, DeFi, cross-chain user experience, onboarding and growth, developer experience. There will be a lot of space to conceive, own and drive initiatives - with 7M MAU, Phantom is a rare opportunity to impact the web3 experience of people at scale.

Responsibilities

  • Drive product strategy by bringing a deep understanding of user and ecosystem needs, opportunities, and pain points
  • Collaborate and coordinate with engineers, designers, and other stakeholders in order to ship delightful experiences
  • Identify innovative solutions to improve crypto UX for our users
  • Lead and participate in planning meetings and provide advice and guidance on the direction of new features
  • Incorporate qualitative feedback from user research and support tickets, as well as both offchain and onchain data (ex. Dune, Nansen)

Qualifications

  • 5+ years experience as a full-time Product Manager (or founder)
  • Proven track record of managing all aspects of a successful product throughout its lifecycle and shipping to millions of users
  • Passion and demonstrable knowledge in web3 and crypto. Ideally use dApps (ex. DeFi, NFT marketplaces) on a semi-regular basis.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Data-driven, comfortable with independently running SQL queries
  • Proven ability to influence cross-functional teams without formal authority
  • Experience in crypto

We strongly encourage candidates of all different backgrounds to apply. We believe that our work is stronger with a variety of perspectives, and we’re eager to further diversify our company. If you have a background that you feel would make an impact at Phantom, please consider applying. We’re committed to building an inclusive, supportive place for you to do the best work of your career.

The target base salary for this role will range between $180,000 to $225,000 with the addition of equity and benefits. This is determined by a few factors including your skillset, prior relevant experience, quality of interviews and market factors (such as location) at the point in time of offer.

 

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