Growth Product Manager

Job Description

Growth Product Manager 

Seniority: Medior

Salary range: £2,500 – £3,200 (B2B)

Boldare is an Agile-powered company with nearly two decades of international experience in product development and consulting. The company helps clients redefine their industries by building with them the products their users want.

Currently, we're looking for a Growth Product Manager for one of our clients from the United Kingdom who will take care of complex product development, using his analytical skills, as well as an agile and experimental approach to business.
Client is a London-based company specializing in fast and secure money transfers across Europe. With over 20 years of experience, they offer services through a modern digital platform, a user-friendly mobile application, and a multilingual call center operating in four countries. Their mobile app is available on both Google Play and the App Store, supporting multiple languages to cater to a diverse clientele.

Maybe you're the one?

What do you need to get this position?

• 3+ years of experience in a product management role, ideally as a Product Manager, Growth Manager, Product Development or similar
• Strong Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze data, extract insights, and make data-driven decisions, including experience with A/B testing and experimentation
• Strategic Thinking: Capable of creating a long-term product growth vision, while also being agile enough to adapt to short-term business needs.
• Results-Oriented: A strong focus on achieving key business metrics and an ability to adjust quickly to changing conditions
• Collaboration and Communication Skills: Proven ability to work cross-functionally, communicate effectively, and lead initiatives across teams
• User-Centric Thinking: Understanding user needs and being able to implement improvements that enhance engagement and satisfaction
• Experience working on a global product or experience in product development in foreign markets 
• Fluency in Polish and English (B2+ level both) to easily communicate with colleagues
• Openness to occasional business trips to the UK 

Nice-to-haves:

• Having a basic understanding of software development, product architecture, and APIs can help you better collaborate with developers and understand the feasibility of proposed features or optimizations
• Understanding of behavioral economics and its application in product and service design.

Being a Growth Product Manager means:

• Identify growth opportunities using data analytics and customer behavior insights
• Leveraging principles of behavioral economics to develop products and services that take into account real human behavior, emotions, and decision-making processes
• Implement A/B testing and optimize the user funnel for acquisition, retention, and expansion
• Monitoring and interpreting key growth metrics (e.g., AARRR framework)
• Accelerate product-led growth strategies
• Ensure adaptability in achieving rapid, measurable growth outcomes

What You Gain:

• Remote work 
• Annual team-building trips to a selected location in Europe 
• Real-World Application of Behavioral Economics – Shape digital products and services using psychology-driven insights to influence user behavior.
• Collaboration Across Teams – Work hand-in-hand with UX designers, developers, and directly with the Founder.
• Continuous Learning & Growth – Participate in workshops, knowledge-sharing sessions, and stay ahead with the latest trends in behavioral economics.
• Meaningful Impact – Contribute to creating user-friendly, engaging, and high-impact digital experiences.

Sounds interesting?

Send us your application, we're waiting for you! :)