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Appsoleut Gamesis a passion-driven, fast-growing mobile gaming studio based out of Gurugram, India. Our MISSION is to soon become a leader in the mobile gaming industry, internationally. We develop vehicle-based games in the simulation, driving, and racing genres. Our games have made us proud by consistently staying in the Top 30 games in the Racing category in the USA and beating (momentarily!) Nintendo Mario Kart in Japan! We are a fun-loving, open-minded company and encourage our team to have a voice. We have a strong user base of millions and are now looking for a Sr. Product Manager to help us reach the next level.
Job Summary
As a Associate Product Manager, you will own the end-to-end product lifecycle for our games, with a strong focus on revenue growth, user engagement, and monetization strategy.
You will work closely with design, analytics, UA, and engineering teams to build data-driven features, optimize in-game economy, and maximize both in-app purchases and ad monetization, while maintaining a strong player experience.
Key Responsibilities
Monetization and Revenue Ownership:
Experimentation and Live Operations:
Game Economy and Design Collaboration:
Market Research and Collaboration:
Requirements
Job ID: 153326983
Skills:
Databases, Apis, Predictive Analytics, Sql, advanced Excel, Python, software systems, LLMs, Amplitude, analytics tools, AI technologies, Mixpanel, product analytics, Metabase, data-driven automation, experimentation frameworks, AI agents
Skills:
Customer Servicing, Product management, AI-powered Voice Bot, Cross-functional collaboration, Operations automation
Skills:
Jira, Sql, Confluence, product analytics tools, Product Management, Amplitude, webhook flows, Looker, Mixpanel, Metabase, platform architecture concepts, API integrations
Skills:
Database Sql, Postman, Google Analytics, Apis, Product Management, Business Analyst, Product Development
Skills:
Saas, Project Management, Product Management, Crm Systems, Market Research, Customer Feedback Analysis