Role type: Full-time, permanent
Salary: £50-60K depending on experience
Location: Hybrid – min. 3 days/week at our London HQ, at the Food Exchange in Vauxhall, with requirement to travel to other locations when needed (our office in Croydon, warehouse in South West London and visiting other trading partners where necessary).
Working pattern: 5 days a week, Monday to Friday
Start date: ASAP

ESSENTIAL SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:

2-3 years product management experience
Experience running cross-functional projects or early-stage product launches (bonus if in D2C, food, or consumer startups)
Strong project management skills — planning, aligning, delivering
A bias for clarity, action, and iteration
Familiarity with Desirability–Viability–Feasibility models (or something similar)
Confidence working with numbers, pricing models, and commercial trade-offs
Excellent communication — you keep things moving without losing people along the way
AI literate

THE ROLE

Oddbox is on a mission to fight food waste and make it easier for people to eat well with the planet in mind. Our next big step? Launching a new meal solution that puts rescued veg centre-stage. This role will help us bring the first version of that idea to life.
We’re looking for a passionate Growth Product Manager to lead the delivery and iteration of the MVP for our new meal solution proposition. This role will sit at the centre of the project bringing clarity, coordination, and momentum to cross-functional workstreams spanning product, procurement, operations, tech, marketing, customer and commercial.
You’ll make sure the MVP is delivered on time and to a high standard. After launch, you’ll help us learn quickly, improve with clear intent and scale the MVP rapidly.
This is a unique opportunity to build something new from the ground up, work across the business, and make a real impact — for people, planet, and plate.
This role reports directly to Emilie, the CEO and co-founder.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

You’ll bring structure, energy and focus to a complex, fast-moving project — and help make sure what we build is desirable, scalable, and commercially sound.