Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. RealScout is a profitable, high-growth proptech company providing intelligent marketing automation, property search, and behavioral signals to real estate professionals. The Product Manager will independently own major product initiatives from discovery through launch and follow-through, partnering closely with engineering, design, customers, and marketing. The role also involves using AI tooling to prototype and ship product changes, defining success metrics, and validating outcomes through analytics.
Responsibilities
- Take product areas from ambiguous problem to shipped feature: discovery, definition, prioritization, launch, and follow-through
- Build and maintain the backlog and roadmap for your areas, with clear reasoning behind every sequencing decision
- Partner with engineering and design daily to scope and ship
- Run discovery with agents, teams, and brokerage leaders through feedback sessions and beta programs
- Turn what you hear into prioritization decisions
- Use our AI tooling to prototype concepts, pressure-test flows, and ship small changes yourself, including pull requests that get merged
- Define user flows and UX patterns that hold up across the product, so a new feature feels like it was always meant to be there
- Define success metrics before launch, not after
- Go back weeks later and determine whether the thing actually did what we said it would, and decide what happens if it didn't
- Use product analytics to inform decisions and validate them
- Own the product changelog and release communication
- Coordinate with marketing on go-to-market for larger launches
- Write release notes that a busy real estate agent can read and immediately understand
Skills
- 3+ years shipping software products, ideally B2B SaaS
- A track record of taking under-specified problems and turning them into shipped product with very little scaffolding around you
- Strong writer. Specs, prioritization arguments, and customer-facing copy all live with you
- Fluent with AI tooling in your own work. You use it to research, draft, prototype flows, and prove out ideas, and you're willing to open a pull request
- Hands-on experience shipping AI features inside a product, not just using AI tools to do your job
- Judgment about where a model belongs in a workflow and where it doesn't
- You know what an eval is and why you'd build one
- Strong command of UI/UX best practices: hierarchy, interaction patterns, and how much complexity belongs on screen at once
- You partner with design on execution, and the UX judgment lives with you. You're the last quality check before anything ships
- Direct real estate experience, meaning time spent working closely with agents, teams, or brokerages. Adjacent proptech like rentals or property data is interesting, though working close to agents is what really transfers
- Experience managing internal stakeholder feedback and prioritization. You've stood between a queue of internal requests and a roadmap, said no often, and kept the requester on your side
- Product marketing background: release copy, launches, public changelogs, feature-request loops customers actually follow
- Experimentation experience. A/B testing, or any habit of designing a change so you can tell afterward whether it worked
- You've worked at a startup or scale-up where you were one of a small number of product people and thrived in the ambiguity
- Familiarity with our stack: Linear, Notion, Figma, GitHub, PostHog, and Claude. Tool experience matters less than having strong opinions about how you work
Benefits
- Remote, U.S.-only
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k)
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Professional development assistance
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