If this describes you...

You are an energetic person with very strong communication skills who lives to be client-facing. You love to work with innovators to launch businesses and to create apps from nothing but the ether. You can see product details in little more than a vague idea, and are a natural translator between technical teams and nontechnical customers. You understand how to make the most of a customer's limited budget, and are able to reduce a world-changing vision into an MVP.

And (preferably) you reside near Redding, California or Eugene, Oregon and would dig occasional coworking.

And you have these skills...

- An understanding of common software business models, and an ability to make "best bets";

- Technical savvy - you're not necessarily a programmer, but you know how to talk to them;

- Outstanding written and verbal communication;

- Ability to ask great probing questions;

- Identifying user experience challenges, and the ability to recommend solutions to them;

- Understanding the changing nature of software requirements;

- Seeing and articulating a product vision, as well as how seemingly small steps move toward that;

- A mastery of backlog usuals: culling, prioritization, user stories, agile, etc;

- Strong budget management capabilities;

- Whiteboarding/wireframing to quickly and succinctly document how requirements may translate;

- Strategizing how to implement and leverage behavioral analytics to make a better product;

- Ability to promote and maintain a tight feedback loop;

And you enjoy doing these things...

- Deciding what to build and what not;

- Being an advocate to the internal team on behalf of the customer;

- Being an advocate to customer on behalf of the product;

- Analyzing a product plan for risks and opportunities;

- Creating and interpreting sitemaps, user flows, and story maps;

- Drafting user stories and acceptance criteria;

- Defining a product vision and its roadmap, and foreseeing growth opportunities;

- Researching and analyzing the product's market, users, and roadmap;

- Observing, learning about, contacting and analyzing customers and end users of the product;

And (for bonus points) you're familiar with these tools or processes:

- Jira;

- Slack;

- Developing software;

- Visual design

- Working in a studio;

Then we should talk.

Take a few minutes to send your resume to jobs@mindboxstudios.com and let us know why you feel this position would be a good fit for you.