Product Manager for Rummy game at Gameskraft, responsible for game experience, revenue, acquisition & retention. Must have 3+ years experience, strong product building skills, data understanding & design centricity.

Building the world's most-loved online gaming ecosystem, one game at a time.

Gameskraft

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 Gameskraft is looking for a Product Manager: We're not solving a small problem, and we're not in a small market. As a Product Manager for the Rummy game, you will be working on areas including game experience, revenue, acquisition, and retention. You will have the opportunity to craft amazing product experiences at scale to delight our players and create a massive impact. As the Product Manager, you will be responsible for: Create, manage and ruthlessly prioritise the roadmap of the product area as per your product strategyCreate and maintain product notes, PRDs, release notes and analytics dashboards of the product areaDefine clear success goals and have a mindset to hunt them downIterate &amp; refine the product through experimentation, and data-led and user feedback-led insights generationConstantly evaluate if we have efficiently solved the problem by monitoring it quantitatively &amp; qualitativelyOwn and drive projects from ideation through implementation and launch, focusing on excellent execution and outcomes! What we expect you will bring to the table: At least 3 to 6 years of previous software product management experience Demonstrated ability in building great products; prior experience in crafting consumer products is a bonusAbility to express and articulate your ideas via documentation, presentations and during conversationsBig thinking, bias for action, and ability to motivate teams to achieve the highest standardsDesign centricity. You will be building games after allComfortable with understanding technical nuances, the curiosity to learn and the desire to know the domain, deeplyAn iterative and structured approach to product buildingGood understanding of data and a knack for finding out meaningful
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