As a Product Manager, you will own the roadmap of a casual game title, manage features and LiveOps, analyze data, and ensure a balanced game economy.
Job Description
We’re looking for a sharp, data-driven Product Manager to take ownership of one of our exciting casual titles! This is a full-time, remote position for a product champion ready to manage the daily heartbeat of a game featuring a massive global IP. You will be the "CEO of your product," ensuring that fans of this beloved universe enjoy a fresh, engaging, and balanced experience every time they log in.
About UserWise
UserWise is a fast-growing game services company that partners with top studios to scale and operate games reaching millions of players. We specialize in LiveOps, product strategy, game development, and monetization – with a strong focus on speed, quality, and creative impact. Our partners include iconic IPs and leading publishers across mobile and hybrid-casual games.
Key Responsibilities- Own the Roadmap: Take full responsibility for the product lifecycle of a specific casual title (Arcade, Puzzle, or Trivia), driving the feature roadmap from concept to launch.
- LiveOps Execution: Manage the in-game event calendar, ensuring a constant stream of engaging content that maximizes retention and monetization without burning out players.
- Feature Specification: Write clear, detailed PRDs (Product Requirement Documents) and wireframes for new features, ensuring the Engineering and Art teams have a crystal-clear vision of the goal.
- IP Integration: Act as the guardian of the brand within the game, ensuring that all events and features authentically represent the IP while delivering fun gameplay.
- Data Analysis & Tuning: Monitor game KPIs daily. Analyze the effectiveness of features and economy changes, running A/B tests to optimize the player journey.
- Economy Management: Balance the game economy to ensure a healthy ecosystem that rewards engagement while driving revenue growth.
- Sprint Leadership: Collaborate closely with the development team during sprints to unblock issues, prioritize tasks, and ensure high-quality delivery.
Requirements
- 3+ years of experience in Product Management within the mobile gaming sector.
- Casual Genre Fluency: Strong understanding of casual game mechanics, specifically in arcade, puzzle, or trivia categories.
- LiveOps Experience: Proven experience running live operations, including event scheduling, sales, and content updates.
- Data Proficiency: Comfort using analytics tools (e.g., Tableau, Amplitude, SQL) to derive insights and justify product decisions.
- Spec Writing: Ability to translate complex game concepts into simple, actionable documentation for developers.
- IP Sensitivity: Experience working with branded content or IPs is a strong plus.
- Collaborative Spirit: Excellent communication skills to bridge the gap between creative, technical, and business teams.
- Fluent in English.
Benefits
- Market competitive USD salaries
- Paid Time Off
- Performance Bonus
- Annual Performance Reviews
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