About Dandy

Dandy is transforming the massive ($200B) but antiquated dental industry. Backed by some of the world's leading venture capital investors, we are on an ambitious mission to integrate and simplify every function of the dental practice through technology. By building the operating system for every dental office in America, Dandy is empowering dentists with technology, innovation, and world-class support to achieve more for their practice, their people, and their patients.

About the Role

Dandy is hiring a Product Manager to join our rapidly scaling technology organization. Product Managers at Dandy drive the ideation, delivery and rollout of industry-defining products and experiences for our customers (Dentists). In this role, you’ll work collaboratively with our world class engineering and business teams (staffed with alums of Facebook, Google, Apple, Airbnb, Uber, WeWork, Palantir, and more) to drive step changes in both growth and experience.

What You'll Do

Product development at Dandy is an extremely collaborative effort, with multiple teams composed of UX, Engineering, and Product Management empowered to solve the most important problems for the business at large. As a Product Manager you will:

Drive strategy and vision for your domain function
Partner with engineering, design, analytics and a cross-section of business stakeholders to identify opportunities, prioritize roadmaps, and build defining products
Integrate qualitative and quantitative research, data and market insights into strategies, roadmaps and product requirements
Clearly communicate how we’re measuring success to key members of the org (PMs, developers, designers and leadership) to ensure the team is aligned on context and vision
Be a thought partner with key stakeholders outside of the tech org to align goals, resources, and make trade-offs to land on the right strategic prioritization for the business at large
Help define overall product strategy and the customer experience for Dandy

What We're Looking For

We’re looking for creative and curious product thinkers who can develop and grow a compelling vision for Dandy's products. We seek an experienced product manager accustomed to working in a hyper-growth, customer obsessed organization.

6+ years of experience in product management, managing software products through the full lifecycle from MVP to general release and subsequent iterations
Entrepreneurial spirit: Self-starter who thrives in a fast paced environment, deals well with ambiguity and focuses on driving impact
Experience leading products that require coordination across many stakeholders and cross functional teams. Able to handle ambiguity to solve large open-ended problems
Customer focused mindset and empathy for the end user. Experience partnering with Design teams to craft intuitive workflows that improve our user experience and make it a delightful experience
An effective communicator and influencer. Ability to write strong product requirements, and drive consensus across functions and teams

Bonus Points For

Experience at an operationally-intensive company
Design experience
A/B testing development & experience
Comfortable compiling test data into presentable and digestible formats
Knowledge of SQL
Time spent at a venture-backed startup during hypergrowth
Technical competence and comfort-level – you can discuss APIs and services with the engineering team (you don’t need to be able to code)

What Benefits We Offer

Fully sponsored best in class healthcare including medical, dental, and vision
Competitive salary and equity packages
401k program

Dandy is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture and celebrate authenticity. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, protected veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristics.

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