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Peregrine Remote is hiring a product manager on a fully remote basis. You will own a slice of the product with a small team, real customers and incomplete information. The job is deciding what not to build as much as what to build, and being able to explain both to the people affected.
We hire anywhere and pay one global band in US dollars rather than discounting by country, because the work is the same wherever it is done. Contracts are arranged through a local employer of record where we cannot employ you directly.
Expect customer conversations, writing that sharpens a fuzzy problem into a shippable one, and the metrics work that tells you whether the last thing helped. You will sit with engineering during build rather than reappearing at the demo. The role is fully remote and we hire from anywhere the overlap window works.
This is a senior individual-contributor role. You will be expected to push back on requirements that do not make sense and to set the technical direction for your part of the product. We are looking for prioritisation under pressure, metrics literacy and the willingness to kill your own idea when the evidence says so. A technical background helps, but clear writing helps more.
The team is asynchronous by default: decisions are written down, the meeting load is low, and we ask only for a four-hour overlap with Central European Time. The range shown is the annual gross salary band for this role.
Peregrine Remote makes asynchronous planning software for distributed engineering teams: written proposals, decision records and a roadmap that does not require everyone to be awake at the same time. We use it to run ourselves, which keeps us honest.
There is no head office and there never has been. The company has hired in nineteen countries, pays one global band in US dollars with no location discount, and asks only for a four-hour overlap with Central European Time.
Everything important is written down. If a decision only exists in a call, it did not happen — that rule is the single reason a company this distributed can move at all.





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