Parse.ly

Parse.ly is the content analytics platform trusted by professional storytellers. We believe the most successful companies in the digital world are the ones with the best content. Our software is used by 300+ enterprises and installed on 12,000+ sites, including Arstechnica, Elastic, Zapier, WIRED, Bloomberg, and more. And people love working here! Parse.ly has been a fully distributed team since founding, with all engineers, designers, and product managers working from home offices across the globe. We value a healthy work-life balance. You can pick your kid up from soccer practice or alter your working hours to take a class, no sweat. For more about our culture, check out our Glassdoor rating or our team page. We are seeking a product manager with an interest in B2B SaaS, web analytics, and building technology for content creators. Even though we operate on a distributed/asynchronous model, we like to have timezone overlap for face-to-face (video) meetings, customer chats, and pair collaboration. If you can regularly make meetings between 11am and 4pm US/Eastern, you're in a workable timezone for us. Much of our team is US-based, but we'll also consider other timezone-aligned locations in North America and South America (e.g. Canada, Mexico) for this role. Note: as of February 2021, Parse.ly is part of WPVIP, the enterprise division of Automattic. Our parent company is a fully distributed team of 2,000+, founded and led by Matt Mullenweg (the creator of WordPress). That means we offer the feel of a small startup, a mission aligned with supporting open source, and the stability/benefits of an established company. Here are a few highlights of benefits for all Automatticans: Apply for this role here: Email work@parsely.com with a couple paragraphs describing why you're interested, a link to any past projects you think may be relevant, and include your resume or LinkedIn profile. Make sure to mention HN and the "Product Manager" role. Also, please list your timezone, typical working hours, and geographic location.