You're invited to Join Beach Bum, the greatest gaming family that brings a new twist to classic games by introducing them to the world of online casual games.

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As a Product Manager your core responsibilities will be:

• Develop and execute product strategy and roadmap, including feature prioritization and launch plans.

• Transforming product roadmaps into released game features.

• Track and analyze market trends, customer feedback, competitors, and other data to identify product opportunities.

• Ability to work independently and collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders.

• Familiarity with game design principles and UI/UX best practices.

• Review weekly KPIs and proactively identify opportunities, trends, and threats to the product.

• Assuring product requirements are prepared, reviewed, and delivered to the R&D, Art, Bi, etc’ teams.

• Define the KPIs and analytics for evaluating the effect of a new feature and its benefit to the product.

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Requirements:

• At least 2 years of experience as a product manager - Gaming or B2C are advantages.

• Relevant Experience in the gaming industry - An advantage

• BSc in Quantitative field - An advantage.

• In-depth knowledge of the gaming industry, trends, and technologies - An advantage

• Strong leadership, execution, and communication skills.

• Self-driven individual who makes things happen, and can influence and drive individuals and teams.

• A problem solver – a highly inventive thinker that will provide insightful solutions to any problem.

• Experience with analytics and data-driven decision-making.

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Our ideal candidate has:

• Strong “Can Do” attitude and an even stronger ability to execute.

• Excellent communication skills and the ability to work in a team.

• A creative and innovative mind.

• Ability to converse at a technical level.

• Strong quantitative and qualitative analysis skills.

• High attention to detail.

• Preferred but not required - Previous start-up experience / Proven experience in contributing to a successful project or product in the past.