Top Entry Level Product Manager Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle of digital receivables products. Identifies customer and business opportunities, defines product outcomes and OKRs, prioritizes features, and coordinates discovery, design, technology, risk, and agile delivery partners. Uses business metrics and customer insights to optimize product performance, adoption, and experience while managing technical considerations, modernization, go-to-market alignment, and stakeholder collaboration.

Own the core Nexus Repository product roadmap and feature execution. Define product objectives, measure adoption and performance, remove delivery bottlenecks, and lead cross-functional collaboration with engineering, design, marketing, sales engineering, support, and customer success. The role requires technical fluency in software development, enterprise compliance, artifact repositories, and SDLC security controls, plus strong ownership and stakeholder management.

Owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle for omni-commerce products. Identifies customer and business opportunities, defines OKRs and product outcomes, prioritizes features, and coordinates discovery, design, technology, risk, and agile delivery partners. Uses business data, customer insights, performance metrics, and market trends to optimize products, manage dependencies, support modernization, and deliver strong customer and business results.

Own the vision, strategy, roadmap, and end-to-end lifecycle for embedded payments products. Define outcomes and OKRs, prioritize features, coordinate discovery through delivery, and collaborate with design, technology, agile, risk, and business partners. Analyze customer and business data, manage product performance, support modernization and technical debt reduction, and align product adoption, channels, customer experience, marketing, analytics, and go-to-market activities.

Manage the Merchant Payments Index product agenda, including roadmap priorities, use cases, adoption, success measures, and requirements. Partner with data, product, data science, engineering, partnerships, sales, and marketing teams to improve functionality and usability. Translate payments trends and market signals into client briefings, insight products, thought leadership, and recommendations. Enable account teams to use MPI in client engagements and identify external datasets and partnerships that strengthen the product.