1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Senior Product Manager Interview
Sarah Jenkins
Location
remote, United States
Commitment
Full Time
Level
Junior (<2 years)
About Meadow
Deathcare is a $20B market in everybody's blindspot, with deep impact on its customers and yet wildly outdated: it's fragmented, offline, widely distrusted, and the world around it has completely changed.
Meadow is building the modern funeral home. It's a real business going national now: we became the largest independent in California in less than 2 years, and have grown 3x every year. Our NPS is 80+, and the reason is simple: families deserve better, and almost no one has tried to give it to them.
The team has started and scaled multiple real-economy companies before. You'd join a business with real operating experience behind it, and plenty of important work still ahead.
This is a marketing role that shapes the product, not one that answers to it.
Preplanning is our fastest-growing business: people who arrange things ahead of time, on their own terms, long before anyone is in crisis. The number one reason someone plans ahead is having just lost someone else, partly because a last-minute scramble makes a tough time worse.
Most of this market today is served by pre-need sales built on pressure and fear, the kind sold to seniors in their living rooms, which is exactly why people avoid the topic. Meadow is the opposite. We give people a calmer, clearer way to plan, and this role owns the story that carries someone from a first tentative encounter with the idea to a decision they feel good about, usually over months: the brand that makes planning ahead feel normal, the nurture that stays useful instead of pushy, and the moments that move someone from thinking about it to doing it.
You own the full marketing funnel for Preplanning, working closely with Sales, who owns the consultation and the close:
This is real ownership of our fastest-growing product. You will shape the future of Meadow's products, not execute a roadmap someone handed you.
We care far more about the quality of your work, and the kind of companies you have done it at, than your title. The strongest signal is having sold something similar, a high-trust and high-consideration service, to similar people, at a similar price.