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Product Manager Application

Remote (Toronto/EST) · Full-time (35 hours per week)

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit their application through our website.

Applicants are also invited (optional) to send a brief introductory email to aranee.muru@voilalearning.com.

Before writing, take a few minutes to learn about MetaLingo and inPerson. Then tell us:

Based on what you can learn about our products, identify one product question, assumption, or decision you would want to investigate if you joined us. Tell us why you chose it and what you would want to understand before recommending what we should build or change.

Please keep your response brief. There is no “correct” answer. We’re interested in what you notice, the questions you ask, and how you approach a product problem when you don’t yet have all the information.

Thoughtful applications stand out. We encourage candidates to carefully review the full job description before applying.

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Application Questions

1. How many years of hands-on Product Management experience do you have where you directly owned a product roadmap and backlog for an Engineering team? *Select an optionLess than 3 years3–4 years5+ years

2. Tell us about a product you personally owned. What was the product, what did you own, and how did you decide what the team would build next? *

Please keep your response to 150–200 words.

3. Tell us about a time you had more product requests than your Engineering team had capacity to deliver. How did you prioritize, what did you choose not to do, and how did you communicate those decisions to stakeholders? *

Please keep your response to 150–200 words.

4. Describe a recent example where you validated a product problem or idea before committing significant Engineering resources. What did you learn, and how did that change what you ultimately built? *

Please keep your response to 150–200 words.

5. Tell us about a recent situation where an Engineering constraint, dependency, or technical risk affected a product decision you were responsible for. What was the issue, how did you work with Engineering to understand it, and how did it affect your scope, sequencing, or priorities? *

Please keep your response to 150–200 words.

6. Have you worked professionally in a startup environment where priorities, requirements, or technical needs changed frequently? *Select an optionYesNo

If yes, briefly describe the environment, your role, and how you adapted to changing priorities.

7. Are you legally eligible to work in Canada? *Select an optionYesNo

8. Earliest Available Start Date *

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