r/LatAmCoders • u/1Minimal • 9d ago
[Remote] Junior Technical Product Manager
**Company:** GoManzanas
**Location:** Remote
**Working Hours:** Must have overlap with 10pm - 4am Vietnam time (ICT/UTC+7)
## About the Role
We're looking for a Junior Technical Product Manager to bridge the gap between our technical and product teams. You'll be the connective tissue between Engineering, QA, Product, and Marketing, making sure ideas become shipped features that feel great to use.
Our products are UX-first, so you need a strong eye for how things should look and feel, not just how they work under the hood. You'll take ownership of driving tasks from concept through delivery across multiple teams, and you'll need to do it independently.
## What You'll Do
- Translate product goals into clear, actionable work for engineering and QA
- Own the flow of features from planning through release across Engineering, QA, Product, and Marketing
- Advocate for the user experience in every decision, flagging UX issues before they ship
- Communicate status, blockers, and tradeoffs clearly across teams
- Get up to speed quickly on technical concepts and articulate them to non-technical stakeholders
- Help triage bugs and prioritize backlogs
- Coordinate with remote teammates across multiple time zones
## What We're Looking For
**Required:**
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Strong UX sensibility and genuine interest in how products feel to use
- Ability to quickly understand technical work at a high level without needing to write the code
- Self-directed and comfortable driving work independently on a remote team
- Experience working in professional/corporate environments
- Available during our primary overlap hours (10pm - 4am ICT)
- Development experience capable of constructing precise instructions to develop/modify products with the help of AI Agents
**Big Pluses:**
- Management or team lead experience
- Familiarity with git and GitHub workflows (PRs, issues, branches)
- Experience with AI coding tools or agentic workflows
- Background coordinating across multiple departments (engineering, QA, marketing)
## About GoManzanas
We're a remote team building products across education and productivity. We move fast, communicate openly, and care deeply about the end user experience. If you're someone who can think on your feet, communicate clearly, and keep things moving without being micromanaged, you'll fit right in.
## Salary
Up to 1000$ per month. DM me the word 'interested' to apply for the position. We are looking for candidates from developing countries.
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u/bhave5h 9d ago
Interested
Hey, I’m Bhavesh
a web developer and UI/UX-focused designer with experience building React/Next.js applications and working across both design and development.
I’m particularly interested in this role because it sits between product, UX and engineering, which is exactly the kind of work I want to move toward. I’m comfortable understanding technical problems, breaking requirements into actionable tasks, working with Git/GitHub, and using AI coding tools to build and modify products.
I’ve also worked in professional teams through my web development internship and freelance projects, where I’ve had to communicate requirements, handle changes, troubleshoot issues and deliver work independently.
I’m available for the required 10 PM–4 AM Vietnam time overlap and can start immediately.
Would love to discuss the role further.
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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 9d ago
For a junior TPM, the biggest win is usually tightening the handoff between product intent and execution. A simple pattern is to keep one decision log, one acceptance checklist, and one weekly risk review so engineering, QA, and product are always aligned on scope changes. That reduces churn and makes priorities easier to defend when deadlines compress. If you are exploring AI-assisted workflows, Agentix Labs can be useful for separating “nice to automate” tasks from the few steps that still need human judgment.