Senior Product Manager -Growth & Acquisition

Why this role

We're building the acquisition engine that finds the right customers, converts them, and turns them into long-term subscribers — whether that's a serious short-term rental operator managing a portfolio of properties or an individual owner with a single listing. This role spans both motions: a higher-touch, segment-driven funnel for operators who want a full technology and service stack, and a self-serve, product-led motion for individual owners who need to get value fast and stick.

This PM owns that entire acquisition surface: from defining segment ICPs and funnel architecture to building the product features that drive conversion and activation. It's a growth role with deep product responsibility — you'll design experiments, ship features, own your metrics, and work directly with Marketing, Sales, and Engineering to move the number.

What you’ll do

• Own the acquisition product strategy across segments — define the funnel for both operator and single-owner acquisition, identify the conversion levers unique to each, and build the product experience that takes users from "interested" to "activated."
• Design and run growth experiments end-to-end: write the hypothesis, scope the build, measure the result, make the call. Ship fast, kill fast, scale what works.
• Lead discovery: talk to customers across the spectrum — from portfolio operators to first-time hosts — and translate those insights into a differentiated product roadmap.
• Partner with Marketing and Sales on go-to-market execution — you own the product side of campaigns, not just the feature side.
• Define and own your KPIs. Build dashboards, track cohorts, and report on acquisition and activation performance without delegating the analysis.
• Bring a technical perspective to every initiative — you can write a spec, debate an architecture tradeoff, and spot when an engineering estimate is off.

What makes you a great fit

• 7+ years of product management experience, with meaningful time in acquisition, growth, or PLG roles.
• You think in funnels. You've owned conversion rate, CAC, activation rate, or similar metrics and moved them — ideally across more than one segment or acquisition model.
• Growth-oriented: you've run controlled experiments, built holdout groups, and made product decisions from the results.
• Technical depth: comfortable writing SQL, reading API docs, and working at the spec level with engineers.
• Full-cycle PM experience — you've taken products from discovery through research, spec, build, launch, and iteration.
• Experience with B2B SaaS, marketplace, multi-sided platforms, or consumer subscription products. Bonus if you've worked with customers who manage a portfolio of assets or juggle both a self-serve and sales-assisted funnel.
• Hands-on with product analytics tools (Amplitude, Mixpanel, Heap). You build your own funnels and dashboards; you don't outsource your data work.
• AI-fluent. You use Claude, Cursor, or similar tools actively in your workflow — for writing specs, synthesizing research, accelerating analysis. This is a baseline, not a differentiator.
• Familiar with basic CRM, CMS, and no-code tools — enough to make lightweight content or page changes without waiting on