Top Hybrid Product Manager Jobs

The Product Manager will lead the development and execution of channel products, focusing on customer needs and business opportunities. Responsibilities include product discovery, usability testing, and collaboration with engineering and design teams. The role requires analyzing product performance and improving products based on customer feedback to enhance end-to-end customer experiences.

As Director of Digital Product Analytics, you will lead analytics initiatives to optimize digital commerce performance, ensuring data integrity and leveraging advanced statistical analysis. You will collaborate with engineering teams to implement analytics tracking, enhance consumer journey insights, and drive A/B testing efforts while communicating results to management.

The Senior Product Manager at Gauss Labs will develop product strategies, conduct customer research, create product requirements, prioritize features, manage the product backlog, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and analyze product metrics. The role focuses on enhancing the enterprise AI product and ensuring it meets market needs and business objectives.

As Head of Product, you will lead the strategy and roadmap of the AI platform, collaborate with key stakeholders including engineering and design teams, and build processes for delivering AI-driven B2B products while fostering an innovative product culture.

The Sr. Product Manager will oversee the strategy and roadmap for Tecton's platform, focusing on predictive ML and generative AI use cases. The role requires interaction with customers and engineering to rapidly launch new capabilities, as well as collaboration with Product Marketing to position Tecton effectively in the market.

As a Product Manager at PayJoy, you will lead product development from ideation to launch, collaborating with engineering and cross-functional teams. Your role will focus on consumer finance solutions, specifically managing the PayJoy Lock product. You will utilize your analytical skills and technical expertise in Android to drive product performance and address market needs.

The Product Line Manager for Apparel at Brooks leads the seasonal direction and product expertise of performance apparel. Responsibilities include consumer analysis, product line planning, and collaboration with cross-functional teams. The role demands innovative thinking and deep understanding of consumer needs and market trends.