Voltus is a fully distributed company and this job is remote. You have the flexibility to work from anywhere, but your workday must align with a US-based time zone.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and prioritize outcomes within the Market Platform pillar that will drive the most impact on business objectives and communicate results with stakeholders across the organization
Collaborate with engineering manager(s) to align on product requirements and manage the day-to-day efforts of ongoing initiatives and workstreams
Formulate investment theses grounded in user needs, market mechanics, and business objectives
Own the product roadmap,vision, success criteria and metrics for your product area
Effectively validate hypotheses and assumptions about market mechanics, user needs, and system behavior
Ensure product solutions are operationally viable, adequately supported, and aligned with business and regulatory strategy
Qualifications
At least 2-3 years of experience as a product manager or a role building products
Exceptionally strong written and verbal communication skills
Strong technical acumen — comfortable reviewing specs and engaging deeply with engineers
Self-starter with the ability to manage and prioritize multiple work streams simultaneously
Ability to distill qualitative and quantitative information into actionable product decisions
Bonus: Experience in energy markets, market operations, or energy technology
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