We are leveling up. We need a PM who moves with strategic urgency, not just activity. If your default is to prioritize low-value maintenance over strategic, high-impact product work, stop reading. If you believe a PM's job is to define the future, keep going.
What Lyearn Actually Is: Your New Mission
10-Year-Old, Bootstrapped AI Powerhouse: We've built a real-revenue, AI-native workforce intelligence platform with deep enterprise roots. No VC fluff, just profit and stability with the mandate to disrupt ourselves.
What You'll Actually Do: Own the Impact
This isn't about writing tickets; it's about owning the P&L and the strategic trajectory of your roadmap.
Ship AI-First Dominance: Work directly with our CTO and tech leadership to define and ship features that leverage our AI core, not just wrap a public API.
The Decisive Voice: You will own the entire product roadmap. That means having the spine to Say NO to feature requests, even from major clients, when they distract from the core strategy.
Scale the Future: Drive the evolution of our proprietary MGSA framework (Mindset, Goals, Skills, Activities) to deliver real, measurable value to enterprise clients who pay real money.
Breakneck Velocity: Ship fast, break things, fix them faster. We prioritize iteration over perfection.
Non-Negotiables: The Anti-Pattern List
We are filtering for high-agency builders only. If you rely on these crutches, this is not the place for you:
"I'll sync with stakeholders and circle back." (No. Decide and execute.)
Remote work. (We build together, in the office, every day.)
The 9-to-5 mindset. (We work until the job is done right.)
Confusing activity with actual progress. (Metrics or it didn't happen.)
You Should Be a Builder Who Has:
Proven Impact: 3–7 years of demonstrable success actually shipping B2B enterprise products.
AI Conviction: A deep, technical opinion on AI implementation—not just basic familiarity with consumer-facing tools.
The 0-to-1 Scars: A track record of driving products from initial concept through successful market launch.
Technical Authority: The ability to write specs that developers respect and understand.
Simplicity Driven: Experience telling designers, firmly, "No, simpler. Less is more."
The Reality: High Risk, Maximum Reward
This is not a cruise ship; it's a rocket ship being built in real-time.
The Schedule: Expect work on some Saturdays. The intensity is the constant.
The Authority: You will have real authority and the proportionate accountability for every outcome.
No cover letters. No boilerplate resumes. We only want to see your track record and your resolve.
