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Product Manager

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Roadie, a UPS Company, is a logistics management and crowdsourced delivery platform. Founded in 2014, Roadie offers businesses fast, flexible and asset-light logistics solutions for last-mile delivery. Roadie enables local delivery to more than 95% of U.S. households by providing access to more than 200,000 independent drivers nationwide – allowing businesses to offer their customers delivery optionality for almost any industry, from airlines to artisans.

Our Product team is hyper-focused on creating products that solve real-world problems in the crowdsourced delivery space. Dedicated to RoadieXD™, Roadie’s brand new cross-dock solution, we are looking for a Product Manager who will develop and execute on a product roadmap focused meeting the ever-increasing scalability and performance requirements for RoadieXD™. 

What You’ll Do

  • Work closely with the Product Lead of the Sender Experience to identify goals, direction, and execution
  • Communicate regularly with internal RoadieXD™ stakeholders (Operations, Development, Send/Drive/Internal Experience, etc) to understand their goals and help them identify root problems
  • Scope, plan, and deliver an actionable product backlog, prioritizing stories, and ship high-quality features weekly
  • Synthesize insights into a strong product direction and immerse yourself within the agile development team to execute your vision
  • Lead projects end-to-end as well as partnering cross-functionally to evaluate impact
  • Willingness to travel, when necessary, to visit warehouse operations to gather hands on insights and learnings

What You Bring

  • 5+ years of experience in the product development life cycle
  • The ability to work with and navigate ambiguity
  • Experience collaborating with development, QA, and UX teams in an agile environment
  • Experience with warehouse management systems, preferred 
  • Excellent analytical and problem solving skills, using data to drive decision-making
  • Thrive in environments where you are balancing different perspectives and competing priorities
  • Radical thinking paired with strong execution- can envision a world different than the status quo with the ability to articulate a clear path to get there

Why Roadie? 

  • Competitive compensation packages 
  • 100% covered health insurance premiums for yourself
  • 401k with company match
  • Tuition and student loan repayment assistance (that’s right - Roadie will contribute directly to your existing student loans!) 
  • Flexible work schedule with unlimited PTO 
  • Monthly 3-day weekends
  • Monthly WFH stipend 
  • The technology you need to get the job done

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