Ava Labs Technical Product Manager AvaCloud

Looking to join a world-class blockchain development team? Ava Labs makes it simple to deploy high-performance solutions for Web3, led by innovations on Avalanche. The company was founded by Cornell computer scientists, who partnered with Wall Street veterans and early Web3 leaders to execute a promising vision for redefining the way people build permissionless networks. Ava Labs is redefining the way people create value with Web3. Join us as we empower people to easily and freely digitize all the world’s assets on one open, programmable blockchain platform. Join the AvaCloud team at Ava Labs as a Technical Product Manager. AvaCloud is revolutionizing how businesses launch, manage, and scale using Avalanche L1s and web3 technologies, making blockchain simple, powerful, and accessible. We've already empowered leading organizations like J.P. Morgan Kinexys, FIFE, and Nexon’s MapleStory to bring innovative products to market, and we're just getting started. In this pivotal role, you will be instrumental in shaping the strategy, execution, and growth of the AvaCloud product suite. This involves navigating the rapidly evolving blockchain ecosystem to identify trends and opportunities that AvaCloud can address. Success requires confronting challenges directly, continuously seeking feedback for personal and product improvement, and motivating your team with excitement and engagement around the problems being solved. WHAT YOU WILL DO - Drive the strategy, design and execution of products within the AvaCloud suite of solutions. - Collaborate with engineering, business development, and marketing to establish a shared understanding of the product vision with impactful business outcomes. - Research and dissect p

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