Product Manager (Hybrid, dayshift) - Taguig
At TASQ Staffing Solutions · Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines
- Product
- Full-time
Where you’ll work
Hybrid, based in Taguig
“Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines”
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“Product Manager (Hybrid, dayshift) - Taguig”
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Hybrid means some days in the office. The listing says how many, and where.
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- First seen by us
- 9 October 2026
- Last checked
- 31 minutes ago
Job description
From TASQ Staffing Solutions’s job post, as they wrote it.
About the job Product Manager (Hybrid)
Work set-up: Hybrid (3 days WFO, 2 days WFH)
Shift: Dayshift (9am/10am - 6pm/7pm) Monday - Friday
Job Description:
Lead the research and analysis of the landscape, customers, product metrics, and latest internet trends to identify and fill product gaps
Generate new ideas that grow market share, improve customer experience and drive growth and conversion
Write product specs, evaluate pros and cons and conduct what-if scenario analysis
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Translate product strategy into detailed requirements and prototypes. Conduct what-if/pros and cons analysis
Scope and prioritize activities based on business and customer impact
Work closely with engineering, marketing and operations to scope and implement new features
Qualifications:
1-3 years of experience as a product marketing or product manager in a startup environment
Solid technical background with understanding and/or hands-on experience in software development (e.g.: SQL)
Adept at using Microsoft excel and Google sheets for project management
Extremely strong communication skills
Strong intuition for user behaviour combined with excellent analytical and problem solving skills
Ability to develop product and marketing strategies and manage cross-functional initiatives
Self-starter with strong project management skills to follow through on execution with a strong sense of ownership
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