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About the role
PRODUCT MANAGER
Remilia Corporation — Orange County
Remilia is a multidisciplinary art studio and lifestyle brand building unconventional social applications. We produce underground culture events with emerging artists globally and are building a social media platform to connect these communities.
We're looking for a product manager to own the roadmap for our social application in beta. You'll drive product strategy, work closely with design and engineering, and shape how people connect and create online.
You:
3+ years managing digital products at growth scale (25K+ users)
Experience with social platforms, gaming, or community-driven apps
Strong understanding of engagement systems, social mechanics, and monetization
Deep knowledge of online culture and digital native communities
Technical enough to collaborate effectively with engineers
Track record of shipping products from concept to adoption
You will:
Own the complete product roadmap and strategy
Write specs and user stories for engineering
Conduct user research and analyze feedback
Balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints
Drive decisions on community features and engagement systems
Work in lean agile cycles with design and engineering teams
Us:
Competitive compensation
Generous PTO, health insurance, lifestyle stipends, Equinox membership
Creative studio environment working with emerging artists
Participation in our global culture events
Full-time, on-site in Orange County
To apply: Examples of products you've shipped + GitHub/portfolio
Perks & benefits
- Medical Insurance
- Paid Time Off
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