Product Technical Project Manager at Holepunch

At Holepunch we are reshaping how the internet works by building a fully decentralized platform called Pear. Our open-source technology stack removes the need for traditional servers, letting developers ship applications directly from their own machines to users through fast, resilient peer-to-peer connections. Our flagship product, Keet, already demonstrates what this technology can do for private messaging, file sharing, and real-time collaboration. We are now looking for a senior Product Technical Project Manager who can guide the Pear Platform team and keep every release reliable, well-documented, and ready for the products that depend on it.

What you'll be doing

• Own platform deliverables from the first idea through testing and release, making sure every item is clearly defined, tracked, and completed on schedule.
• Build and maintain sprint rhythms, roadmaps, and issue trackers so the team always knows what is stable, what is experimental, and when each piece will ship.
• Coordinate across engineering, QA, product, and documentation teams, turning user-reported issues into actionable data and ensuring platform changes work smoothly with every dependent product.

What you'll bring

You bring several years of hands-on project management experience in engineering environments and are comfortable working entirely in English. You know Git and modern collaboration tools inside out, and you understand how to plan, schedule, and allocate resources so that commitments stay visible and realistic. You have set up sprint cadences before and can create clear trackers that reflect both long-term roadmaps and day-to-day priorities.

On the technical side, you grasp testing concepts from unit tests to end-to-end and performance testing, and you appreciate how installers, boot processes, and performance tuning affect the final user experience. Experience with SDK or module development is valuable, as is any background with Linux packaging, Electron-style frameworks, or peer-to-peer and distributed systems. Above all, you communicate clearly, handle difficult conversations about accountability, and focus on systematic fixes rather than one-off patches.

What you'll get

You will work remotely with a team that is building foundational technology for a more private and user-controlled internet. You will collaborate daily with engineers and product thinkers who are passionate about removing central points of control, and you will see the direct impact of your planning and coordination on products used around the world.