TL;DR
API Product Manager (Web3): Leading the public API program, focusing on the creation and improvement of APIs that developers use to connect with the platform with an accent on well-designed APIs, good documentation, and ease of use for developers. Focus on understanding client needs, growing API use, and collaborating with engineering, marketing, and sales teams.
Location: Remote OR in a modern and welcoming office in Riga.
Company
FYUL is the engine that powers on-demand commerce at global scale by bringing together tech, talent, and infrastructure to help people turn ideas into beautiful products.
What you will do
- Ensure APIs are well-designed, have good documentation, and are easy for developers to work with.
- Work with major clients to understand their API needs and ensure those needs are met.
- Grow API usage through improved documentation, community engagement, and monetization strategies.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to plan and build new API features.
- Work with marketing and sales to promote the APIs.
Requirements
- Good understanding of how APIs work.
- Prior experience with APIs, either as a developer or in a product role.
- Ability to use APIs to understand the developer experience.
- Experience working with large organizations.
- Business skills to identify new opportunities and create plans to capitalize on them.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills.
- Genuine interest in APIs and their potential uses.
Culture & Benefits
- Global, inclusive, and supportive team.
- Flexible working hours (start as late as 11 AM).
- Private health insurance.
- 2 extra paid days off for mental or physical well-being.
- 1 extra paid day off for a Birthday or any other celebration.
- Internal and external learning opportunities, mentorship, meetups, and hackathons.
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