SpaceBasic is an AI-driven campus automation platform that turns universities into Smart Campuses, with seamless experiences for students and staff. SpaceBasic is recognised by Forbes Asia 30 Under 30, Entrepreneur India and the United Nations. We've also been named to the GSV Cup 50 and the QS HolonIQ South Asia EdTech 100, and listed by AngelList as one of the top edtech startups to work for in India.

As Asia's largest AI-powered campus automation platform, SpaceBasic helps universities cut costs, boost efficiency and improve sustainability, making them more energy-smart and ready for the future of education. We're a rapid-moving team building the operating system for campuses across Asia. Here, your work ships in weeks and creates impact across thousands of students.

THE ROLE:

We're looking for a Product Manager to make SpaceBasic a better experience for every college admin, warden and student. You'll own the product end to end, simplify workflows, bring AI and automation into everyday campus operations, and raise the bar on customer experience.
This is a hands-on role:



less time on long documents, more time prototyping, vibe coding, reading APIs and shipping side by side with engineers.

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

Product experience
• Live inside a product that colleges already rely on every day, and keep making it more delightful to use.
• Craft screens and flows that let admins, wardens and students get more done in fewer taps.
• Carry forward our clean, minimal, mobile-first design across every new feature.

Workflows
• Take our core campus workflows (attendance, leave, mess, fees, gate access, maintenance, visitor management) to the next level of speed and simplicity.
• Build on our CS-led onboarding so colleges go live even faster.

AI and automation
• Spot opportunities to automate campus operations and our Customer Success processes.
• Shape our AI roadmap, including the Roomie assistant, smart analytics and automated alerts.

Customer experience
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📌 Product Manager (India)
🏢 SpaceBasic
📍 India