Product Manager, Product Layer of the CTRM System

Location
Dubai
Workplace
Remote ok

About this role

About the role

We're building an operating system for an international oil trading company. Your job is to turn role descriptions — for traders, operators, economists — into a prototype and a working widget first. And then into real-world use, not just a presentation.

We need someone who sources information themselves, makes decisions themselves, and owns the result themselves — not just discovery, not just delivery, but the full cycle.

What you'll do

  • Run the pipeline: role workbenches → screens → widgets, using AI actively for drafts
  • Build prototypes of the whole system at once, as wireframes
  • Validate descriptions and prototypes with the client's representatives, and take them through sign-off
  • Identify what services and data a widget is missing, hand it to the business layer, and push it through to an answer
  • Manage tasks in Plane by sprint, and pass through readiness checkpoints



What you need

  • 5+ years as a product manager on complex B2B systems: fintech, logistics, trading, ERP
  • Experience working on large systems, or on significant parts of large systems
  • Experience building products that real people actually use — not just in testing
  • Hands-on experience with AI tools in your daily workflow — not occasional use, but a regular practice
  • Full-cycle ownership: you source information yourself, decide fast, and own the outcome
  • Ability to pick up an unfamiliar domain through interviews and documents, quickly and without losing detail
  • Fluent Russian, working English



Nice to have

Experience in commodity trading, CTRM/ETRM, logistics, or financial operations. Experience with event-driven systems. Willingness to travel to Dubai often, or be based there.



Honest about the specifics

  • High intensity through February
  • The domain is demanding

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