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Senior Product Manager at Typeform. Location Information: EMEA. About the Team. This team focuses on validating high-impact initiatives and uncovering growth opportunities by running fast, focused experiments—such as prototypes and small proof-of-concepts. They work closely with a small engineering pod to quickly test assumptions, reduce uncertainty, and inform product decisions using real user and business signals.. About the Role. You’ll be hands-on, building quick prototypes and running scrappy experiments to test ideas early. Some will involve AI, some won’t. The goal is to learn fast, get real signals, and help the team make smarter calls without overcommitting.. Things you will do:. Work closely with a small engineering pod to design and run fast experiments, prototypes, or PoCs. Identify and prioritize early-stage product or growth opportunities with a focus on AI and automation. Use real user and business signals to validate or kill ideas quickly and help shape product direction. Turn early wins into longer-term product bets and help transition them into roadmap investments. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Data, Marketing, Sales, and Research as needed. What you already bring to the table:. Experience running early-stage experiments and building quick prototypes to validate product ideas. Comfort working in ambiguity with limited resources and fast decision cycles. Solid understanding of AI tools, APIs, or no-code/low-code platforms like V0 or Lovable. Strong communication and storytelling skills to align stakeholders around new ideas. Confidence working hands-on with engineers to scope and ship scrappy, testable solutions. Extra awesome:. You've got light technical skills (e.g. coding, prompt engineering, automations). You've worked in a growth or discovery-focused PM role before. You know how to balance scrappy experimentation with strategic thinking. You’ve helped take something from zero to one—and you want to do it again