Junior Product Manager

Chowdeck is a food technology company that provides a food delivery hub that connects both food vendors and consumers. This allows food vendors to deliver meals seamlessly while also providing consumers with a platform to order meals from their favourite restaurants in their city. In between the consumers and vendors sits our riders who are the superstars of Chowdeck. At Chowdeck, we unite people through innovative meal-ordering and delivery technology, putting smiles across faces and ensuring satisfaction in bellies. We empower food businesses with essentials to foster new growth horizons while creating a better standard of living for their communities. We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Junior Product Manager

Location: Ikoyi, Lagos (Hybrid)

Job Description

As a Junior Product Manager at Chowdeck, you will contribute across our product organisation. This is a general role rather than a hire for one fixed team, so depending on business needs and your strengths, you could be assigned to any of our product areas. You will work alongside an experienced Product Lead and a cross-functional team. We’re looking for someone who is curious, organised, comfortable with detail and eager to build strong product judgement. You will report to a Product Lead or the Product Executive, and you may move between product teams as our priorities change. We’ll give you the context and support you need, and we’ll expect you to take on more ownership as your judgement grows. What you will own: Clearly defined product problems or workstreams within your assigned team. Product documentation, requirements, decisions and follow-up for the work you support. Coordination with cross-functional stakeholders. Quality checks, launch readiness and post-launch learning for your initiatives. A growing understanding of our users, business goals and the operational systems behind Chowdeck. In this role you’ll be required to: Speak with users and internal teams to understand their problems, and document what you learn. Support product discovery, write clear briefs or requirements, and keep decisions up to date. Work with cross-functional partners to pin down scope, edge cases and acceptance criteria. Track delivery, flag blockers early and help the team get ready for launches. Test products before release and follow up on issues after launch. Use product data, support feedback and operational insight to judge whether a change worked. Communicate progress and trade-offs clearly, and ask for help before a problem turns into a surprise. What success looks like: Your team can rely on your documentation, follow-through and communication. You independently own small, well-defined initiatives from problem definition through launch and learning. You understand the users, operations and metrics of your product area. You catch important edge cases and risks before they become production problems. Your product judgement and ability to take on bigger problems grow steadily.