Product Owner | Senior

We are currently building BUSY — a unified ecosystem combining the BUSY Bar smart productivity multi-tool with the cross-platform BUSY App to help users stay focused and fight off notifications, social media, and all the other brainrot.

We’re looking for a Product Owner to own BUSY end-to-end, keeping hardware, mobile & desktop apps, integrations, user journeys, activation, retention, and new features all in sync. You’ll need sharp product judgment, strong prioritization, and leadership skills to transform ideas, feedback, constraints, and opportunities into actionable plans and tangible product progress.

Requirements:

  • 5+ years of experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or Product Lead

  • Hands-on product ownership — you make things happen, not just talk about them

  • Comfortable working at the intersection of hardware and software

  • Able to see the product as a whole: device, app, integrations, states, constraints, dependencies

  • Skilled at turning scattered inputs into a clear structure and priorities

  • Writes product requirements clearly and without fluff

  • Experienced collaborating with engineers and designers in a shared context

  • Confident with technical topics: APIs, integrations, device behavior, cross-platform logic

  • Protects the product focus — doesn’t try to fit everything into the roadmap

  • Makes decisions grounded in common sense, user signals, and data, not just intuition

Nice-to-have:

  • Hands-on experience with consumer hardware, companion apps, or connected devices

  • Background in productivity products, focus tools, or behavioral UX

  • Experience with automation, integrations, or developer-facing features

  • Familiarity with community-driven products

  • Experience working on fast-moving products that are still actively evolving

Responsibilities:

  • Own the BUSY product as a unified system, not just a collection of features

  • Define and prioritize the roadmap for BUSY Bar and BUSY App

  • Specify how key scenarios should work: focus mode, timers, distraction blocking, statuses, integrations, and automations

  • Keep hardware, app, and integrations aligned so the product stays cohesive

  • Work with user feedback, community signals, and internal team context

  • Collaborate with design and development to decide which features should be built and which should not

  • Turn ideas and discussions into clear product requirements, user flows, and actionable tasks

  • Monitor onboarding, activation, retention, and repeat usage

  • Participate in launching new features and improving existing ones

  • Align product decisions across design, development, marketing, support, and operations

What we offer:

  • Fully remote from anywhere in the world

  • You will be provided with all the necessary equipment for a comfortable working environment

  • Benefits such as VHI, corporate sports, foreign language courses, and therapy sessions

  • A five-day workweek with a flexible start of the working day

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