Product Experience Product Manager - Remote Eligible

Dealfront Product Experience Product Manager

Dealfront is a go-to-market and signal orchestration platform for B2B mid-market companies. We give businesses the clarity to focus their efforts where they'll count most - on the accounts that fit their ideal customer profile, show real buying intent, and are actively engaging. No more cold outreach and no more bloated target lists. Just better deals, faster.

Our platform brings together powerful data, real-time insights, and intelligent prioritisation to help our customers identify, engage, and convert the right accounts, at the right time. Built for teams that value speed, precision, and simplicity, Dealfront turns complexity into action.

Join us and be a part of our journey to transform the way businesses win more deals!

About The Role

We're looking for a UX-first product experience product manager to join the growth team to own and evolve the cross-platform product experience, so Dealfront feels like one coherent product, not a set of disconnected parts.

This is a hands-on role at the intersection of product and design. Your mission is to define the product's mental model, information architecture, navigation, and end-to-end customer flows, and turn product intent into high-quality, shippable UX. You will lead discovery and user research, create prototypes and high-fidelity designs, and partner closely with engineers and PMs to ship improvements throughout the full development cycle.

You'll work closely with our principal design director, who owns the design system, processes, and tooling. While they set the system and direction, you will drive daily experience execution and refinement across the product surface.

This role does not own a specific product area, but works across multiple teams and product surfaces to improve the product experience holistically.

Key Responsibilities

• Own the product experience: Drive the cohesive experience layer across the product, including onboarding, navigation, global entry states, empty states, next best actions, upgrade flows but also core product experiences such as automations, integrations.
• Define information architecture and mental model: Map and evolve the structure, naming, and mental model that helps users understand where they are, what they can do, why it matters and connect it to our marketing and messaging.
• Design customer journeys and flows: Map and design end-to-end user journeys across multiple product areas, ensuring the "red thread" from sign-up to first value to repeat value.
• Prototype and produce high-fidelity UX: Create prototypes and high-fidelity designs by leveraging AI, that engineers can build from, refining concepts into polished user experiences.
• Lead user research: Plan and run qualitative and quantitative research, including interviews, usability tests, concept validation, and experiment learnings.
• Craft product and UX copy: Own key UX microcopy and product messaging inside the UI to reduce friction and increase clarity, confidence, and action.
• Product management: Work throughout the full product development cycle with engineering and PM counterparts, from discovery to build to testing to post-release evaluation.
• Create reusable experience patterns: Establish patterns and conventions for flows, components, empty states, default states, and guidance that core teams can adopt.
• Leverage data and AI: Use analytics and AI tooling to identify friction, accelerate prototyping, speed up iteration, and inform decision-making.