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Spinny | Job Description Group Product Manager - GoMechanic Spinny is India's most trusted full-stack platform for buying and selling cars - backed by marquee investors including Tiger Global, Accel, Elevation Capital, ADQ and Westbridge Capital. Our mission is simple but ambitious: to bring trust, transparency, and delight back into the entire car ownership experience. With operations across 80+ cities and over a million customers served, we're now entering our next phase of growth - scaling our platform, deepening customer engagement, and expanding across the car ownership spectrum. Our recent acquisition of GoMechanic - India's largest car service and maintenance network - marks a defining step in that journey, bringing the post-purchase ownership experience into the Spinny ecosystem. If you're passionate about building category-defining experiences, leading high-impact teams, and using technology to reimagine a traditional industry, you'll feel right at home! At Spinny, GoMechanic is our consumer car servicing and maintenance platform - connecting car owners with a trusted network of certified workshops for periodic servicing, repairs, detailing, and value-added services. Following its integration into the Spinny ecosystem, GoMechanic is positioned to redefine how millions of Indian car owners experience servicing - with transparent pricing, reliable quality, and a seamless digital journey. As the Group Product Manager for GoMechanic, you'll own the product charter that powers this marketplace - driving customer acquisition, service quality, workshop efficiency, and lifetime value at scale. This role demands a strong product sense, a marketplace-first mindset, and deep comfort with data, experimentation, and growth. Partner closely with Business, Operations, and Engineering to drive booking liquidity, optimize workshop matching, and improve service turnaround times. Build data-driven pricing, diagnostics, and recommendation systems that balance customer value with workshop margins and throughput. Conduct competitive and market analysis to anticipate trends in the car aftermarket and services ecosystem and evolve our product strategy. Hands-on experience with user research, product discovery, and A/B experimentation to inform roadmap decisions. Proven experience improving conversion, engagement, or retention metrics through product-led initiatives.Track record of mentoring PMs and fostering a product culture of data-driven decision-making and continuous improvement.Prior exposure to leading consumer marketplaces, aggregator/services businesses, or two-sided platforms with offline fulfillment (e.g., You'll work with high-ownership teams solving complex marketplace and offline-fulfillment challenges on a national scale. You'll shape how millions of Indian car owners experience servicing - building trust, transparency, and delight into every visit to the workshop. .
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