SKELAR is a venture builder that creates international IT companies according to venture capital investment guidelines. Together with our co-founders, we assemble solid and efficient teams to launch tech businesses that will succeed globally.
We’re looking for an Product Manager for our partner company, Duomo.
Duomo is an app rooted in Christian values, helping people turn Scripture into daily habits and inner peace. We’re building a leading church-tech product for people seeking spiritual renewal.
To achieve this ambitious goal, we’re looking for a Middle Product Managerwho will take real ownership of how Duomo evolves and how users experience the product.
What you’ll be responsible for
As our first PM, you will report directly to the Product Lead and:
Own product areas end-to-end: problem discovery → solution → delivery → outcome.
Drive the product development plan, balancing quick wins and long-term bets.
Improve key product metrics (activation, engagement, LTV) through experiments and iteration.
Translate user needs and insights into clear product goals and measurable outcomes.
Work closely with Design, Engineering, and Content to turn ideas into business impact.
What we’re looking for:
2+ years of experience working as a Product Manager on a B2C product.
You can break down a vague vision (“make the app more engaging”) into a series of testable, measurable hypotheses.
Before shipping anything, you understand what user behavior you’re aiming to change and how that change impacts key metrics like LTV, activation, or retention.
Outcome-driven, not output-driven: You feel a physical itch when you see a feature shipped that doesn’t move a metric or has a clear hypothesis.
You thrive in an fast-paced environment with speed, ambiguity, and responsibility.
What will help you succeed in this role?
You measure success by what changes for users and the business.
You ask “what problem are we solving?” before building anything.
You’re comfortable challenging ideas and proposing better alternatives.
You can execute without heavy processes, but know when structure is needed.
You’re hungry to grow and continuously improve as a PM.
