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Full time Built to tackle the time-consuming, manual work that gets in the way of real work, our tools automate everything from travel bookings to expenses, invoice processing, and more. By eliminating this shadow work that wastes hours, erodes morale, and saps innovation, we’re on a mission to power real work, with real impact. Founded in 2015, Perk has grown into a global company of more than 1,800 people across 12 offices globally, with headquarters in London and Boston.

We're looking for a Product Manager to join the Flights product area within the Travel alliance, focusing on building a best-in-class flights experience. As a Product Manager in Flights, you will play a pivotal role in driving innovation within the flights domain by identifying opportunities, shaping product strategy, and leading execution.

Dig into Insights: Utilise data, user and stakeholder insights to uncover the biggest opportunities for impact in identity and user lifecycle management. Be the Go-To Expert: Provide answers, create training materials, and ensure product documentation is up-to-date for your platform and identity services.

A Sharp Eye for UX: You understand what makes a great user experience and have experience creating customer-facing or internal platform products that are intuitive and impactful.

A Drive for Lean Execution: You break down complex projects into smaller steps that deliver value quickly.

Experience working with teams like engineering, design, finance, and data. Problem-Solving: You know how to untangle challenges, balance risks, and create thoughtful, data-backed plans. At Perk, we take an IRL-first approach to work, where our team works together in-person 3 days a week.

For certain roles, we can help with relocation from anywhere in the world, English is the official language at the office. Please submit your resume in English if you choose to apply. Perk is a global company with a diverse customer base, and we want to make sure the people behind our product reflect that. com , our verified social media channels, or recruiters listed on our official LinkedIn page.

We will never ask you to pay for equipment, training, or fees, request sensitive personal information such as bank details early in the process, or communicate through unofficial apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal.

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