Harvey9 days ago

Senior Product Operations Manager, Data

RUB 12,950–19,433per month · before tax

MARKET

15,031 ₽median for this role

Product Manager · 55 jobs with disclosed pay

5,667half of the offers: 12,166–24,398130,000

At market · above 38% of offers

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Responsibilities

01Own the intake, triage, and prioritization of customer feature requests
02Triage customer-reported data and product issues, assess severity and impact, coordinate resolution across the appropriate teams, and ensure timely communication
03Manage relationships with external technology partners, including onboarding, ongoing operations, issue resolution, and delivery quality
04Plan and run early-access programs for new features, including customer selection, onboarding, feedback collection, usage analysis, and launch recommendations
05Coordinate cross-functional launches by tracking dependencies, validating operational readiness, surfacing risks, and keeping high-priority initiatives on track
06Translate customer, partner, and internal feedback into clear requirements, prioritized workstreams, and actionable recommendations
07Create and maintain documentation, playbooks, and enablement materials that help internal teams communicate and operate effectively
08Identify recurring operational challenges and implement lightweight systems, automation, and processes that enable the team to scale

013-5+ years in Product Operations, Program Management, Technical Program Management, or a related operational role at a high-growth tech or SaaS company — ideally supporting data, integrations, or technical product surface
02Experience triaging and prioritizing inbound requests and issues at volume — you know how to separate signal from noise and route things to the right owner without becoming a bottleneck
03Comfortable engaging with data and technical issues directly enough to assess severity and impact, even when you're not the one fixing them
04Experience managing external vendor or technology partner relationships, including onboarding and ongoing delivery quality
05Hands-on experience running early-access or beta programs and coordinating launches in a fast-moving product environment
06Strong written communication — you can turn messy feedback into clear requirements, playbooks, and documentation that other teams actually use
07Proven ability to drive cross-functional alignment across Product, Engineering, and GTM without direct authority
08A bias toward lightweight systems over heavy processes — you'd rather ship a simple fix that scales than a perfect framework nobody uses