Our software schedules people, projects, and capacity for business and technical service providers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and beyond. The product is the heart of that story — and we are looking for someone to take ownership of it.
Currently, we don’t have a dedicated product manager. That no longer works: the product deserves someone who is focused on it every day. You will be that person. You are the pivotal link between the front-end of the organization — our Revenue Operations team, which talks to customers daily — and the back-end: the development team that builds it. Everything we deliver passes through your hands.
This is explicitly not a role where you spend all day creating strategy decks. You contribute to the direction, but above all, you make it happen: designs, specifications, testing, release communication, documentation, demos. If you enjoy building a product yourself that gets better every two weeks, you’ll fit right in.
We are looking for someone with 3 to 6 years of experience in a product role at a software company — as a product manager, product owner, business analyst, or functional designer.
You certainly don’t need to program, but you do understand how a web application is structured: data models, APIs, integrations, permission structures, release processes.
You will get an independent role. You will receive direction and context, but no daily management. You are allowed to say no to good ideas that are not a priority right now.
This is a broad, operational role in a small company. There is no team below you and no management path above you. What there is, however, is a product that you shape from start to finish and an organization where your decision today will be on the screens of hundreds of users next month.
Timewax is a compact company without management layers. That means short lines of communication and a lot of influence. We are a small, experienced team of about 20 people with a no-nonsense culture.
In development, we have a very international team with 8 different nationalities and a relatively high number of women. The primary language in that team is English.
The procedure consists of an introductory interview with the CEO and a second interview with the Development Manager and Revenue Operations Manager. We conclude the procedure with a practical assignment in which you analyze an existing Timewax feature and present a proposal for improvement.
