Product Manager (Senior/Lead)

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U.S. role benchmark (BLS OEWS)

$116,543 U.S. median for this role

Projected growth (BLS Employment Projections)

+9.8% - Much faster than average

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Matched to SOC 15-1252 - Software Engineering aggregate by role bucket.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS, May 2024 and Employment Projections, 2024-2034.

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About this role

Product Manager (Senior/Lead) London, England, United Kingdom, Bristol In just under 2 years, we've gone from 0 to over 700 customers - solving a burning customer pain point with a solution that scales. We're now growing our Product team to help us become the de facto operating system for home renewables installers. This is not an easy job. You'll need to solve technically complex problems beautifully and fast. But we can promise it'll be incredibly fulfilling - you'll struggle to find a lovelier, more engaged group of customers to build for, or a more driven, impact-focussed dev & design team to build with. So if you're keen for a challenge and want to make a meaningful impact on both the lives of renewables installers and on decarbonising buildings, then please do read on! Quick background on Spruce - Almost 20% of the UK's carbon emissions comes from heating homes - there's simply no way to reach net zero without phasing out gas and oil boilers. Right now the only serious alternative is heat pumps, with their almost-magical ability to turn 1 kW of electricity into 3-5 kW of heat (🤯). But there's a problem: the heat pump installation journey is slow, inefficient, and just so painful. This makes it really hard for existing installers to grow their businesses and puts off gas engineers from starting to do heat pumps. Perhaps most critically, it means you can't currently offer a heat pump when someone's boiler breaks and they urgently need heating.

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