Technical Product Owner

🇵🇹 Remote, PT Remote IT Posted Apr 9, 2026

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LocationRemote, PT

WorkplaceRemote

CategoryIT

IT CategoryProduct Manager

PostedApril 9, 2026

Last verifiedMay 7, 2026

Our Mission Swapcard is the leading AI-powered event platform designed to drive revenue growth and foster meaningful connections at in-person and hybrid events. We recognize the importance of teamwork in successful events; that's why Swapcard is fueled by a team of innovators who are passionate about helping organizers build future-proof events. Our Vision At Swapcard, we believe in the power of meaningful connections. This belief fuels our commitment to pioneering modern solutions that empower organizers to create engaging event experiences. Guided by our commitment to excellence and collaboration, we aim to redefine the landscape of event technology, setting new standards for engagement, accessibility, and impact. Our Beliefs At Swapcard, diversity is at the core of our success. With 42 nationalities represented among our 180+ team members, we champion diversity as a catalyst for creativity, collaboration, and unparalleled innovation. We believe that by embracing a multitude of backgrounds, cultures, and viewpoints, we can truly understand and cater to the needs of our global community of event organizers and participants. Our full remote opportunities empower our team to thrive, no matter where they are in the world, fostering a culture of flexibility and inclusion. As a Technical Product Owner, you will lead a squad of engineers, owning your product area end to end, from roadmap strategy to shipped features. That means you'll be the person who talks to clients and end-users, to internal sales and success team, digs into usage data, and translates what you learn into a clear, prioritized backlog. You'll write user stories and acceptance criteria that engineers can actually build from. You'll make the hard calls on what to build next, balancing new capabilities, technical debt, and bug fixes based on real customer impact. You'll also be deeply involved in the technical side: understanding system constraints, discussing architecture trade-offs with your developers, and working with designers to make sure what's feasible is also what's right for users. This is a role for someone who wants to own outcomes, not just manage a backlog.