Product Growth Manager

Responsibilities

• You own a product, not a backlog. This is the product owner seat on our largest enterprise engagement, an FMCG business running its distribution, field sales and commerce stack on our platform. You take requirements from CXOs, you sit with the people who use the product every day, and you decide what gets built.
• The whole product, not the next feature. You hold the full picture of the product in your head, how the modules connect, what the platform is becoming, and where today's release sits inside it. Priorities move week to week and that is fine. What does not move is your judgement on whether a request fits the product or bolts on to the side of it. You say no to the ones that bolt on, and you can explain why to the person who asked.
• The CXO relationship. Requirements and priorities come from senior business leadership on the client side. You run those conversations yourself. You come out of them with a decision, not a list of things to check with someone else.
• The daily user. The same product is used by field sales officers, distributors and area managers every single day. You spend time with them, in the market, not on a call. What they tell you carries the same weight as what leadership tells you, and reconciling the two is your job.
• Build to live. You gather the requirement, write the spec, prototype it yourself with AI coding tools, work with engineering through the build, test it, and stay on it through deployment. You are involved at every stage, not at the two ends.
• Speed. Enterprise timelines on this account are measured in days. You move at that pace and you hold the team to it.
• A product owner, not a facilitator. You make calls. You are not running a status meeting between two teams and reporting what they said. When the requirement is unclear or two stakeholders want opposite things, you decide and defend it.
• Technically hands-on. You read SQL and PRs, follow a system diagram, and build working prototypes with AI coding tools instead of writing a 12-page document about what you want. You can run a QA pass yourself, walk a deployment, and check a log when something breaks at 9 PM.
• Comfortable in the room and in the field. You hold your own with a CDO on strategy in the morning and with a distributor's data entry operator in the afternoon. Neither conversation rattles you.
• Fast on new domains. FMCG distribution has its own logic: primary and secondary sales, schemes, claims, beat plans, route to market. You do not need to know it on day one. You need to know it by week four.
• Urgent by default. You close loops the same day. Nobody has to follow up with you twice.
• This role assumes you already work differently because AI exists:
• You operate with AI as a force multiplier. LLM tools, agents, and automation are part of how you draft specs, query data, prototype, and compress the boring parts of the job. You show up faster because of it, and you can point to what you've built or automated.
• You can hold a technical AI conversation. You reason credibly about APIs, retrieval, evals, tokens, and latency-versus-cost trade-offs. You don't need to train a model, but you won't get bluffed by an ML or engineering team, and you can spec an AI-touching feature without hand-waving. If AI is a thing you occasionally ask a chatbot about, this isn't your role. If it's changed how you work, keep reading.
• Expect to walk us through a product you owned end to end, the trade-offs you made, what the data changed, what you cut and why. We will ask what you built yourself. We will ask about the hardest stakeholder conversation you have had and how it ended.

Qualifications

Required

• 4+ years in product management or product ownership at a product-first or platform company. We weight ownership and AI fluency over years.
• Track record of owning a product line end to end, including the parts that were not fun.
• Direct experience managing senior business stakeholders, ideally client side.
• Strong analytical instinct. You pull and read the data yourself.
• Experience in SaaS, platform, e-commerce or enterprise distribution software.
• Working command of Agile or Kanban and the tools that run them.
• Bachelor's in Business, Computer Science or a related field. PMP or CSM is a plus, not a gate.

Preferred

• FMCG, CPG or retail distribution background. DMS, SFA or trade promotion exposure.
• You have owned an AI-touching surface and can talk about its failure modes.
• You have built internal tools or automations to make your own team faster.
• A past life close to engineering.

What do we offer?

Growth

At Fynd, growth is limitless. We nurture a culture that encourages innovation, embraces challenges, and supports continuous learning. As we expand into new product lines and global markets, we're seeking talented individuals eager to grow with us.

We believe in empowering our people to take ownership, lead with confidence, and shape their careers.

Learning Wallet: Enrol in external courses or certifications to upskill, we'll reimburse the costs to support your development.

Culture

We believe in building strong teams and lasting connections.

• Regular community engagement and team-building activities
• Biannual events to celebrate achievements, foster collaboration, and strengthen our workplace culture

Wellness

Your well-being is our priority. Comprehensive Mediclaim policy for you, your spouse, children, and parents.

Work Environment

We thrive on collaboration and creativity. Our teams work from the office five days a week to encourage open communication, teamwork, and innovation.

Join us to be part of a dynamic environment where your ideas make an impact!