Top Hybrid Product Manager Jobs

The Director of Product Management for Managed AI will lead the product strategy, conducting market research, collaborating with teams for product delivery, managing customer feedback, and developing go-to-market strategies. The role involves mentoring product managers and ensuring products stay competitive in cloud and AI advancements.

The Lead Product Manager will strategize and execute the platform roadmap for customer onboarding and integration within the digital advertising ecosystem, oversee platform optimization and compliance, manage feature releases, and collaborate with sales and customer success teams to enhance user experiences.

The Product Manager at Name.com will oversee the entire product lifecycle, from defining the product vision and roadmap to collaborating with engineering, design, marketing, and sales teams. Responsibilities include developing product documents, conducting market research, managing product metrics, and driving product launches. The role emphasizes a customer-focused approach to identify and satisfy customer needs while ensuring product profitability and success.

The Lead Product Manager will oversee the roadmap and execution of display advertising, focusing on revenue maximization through product features, vendor integrations, and monetization strategies. This role involves collaboration with business and technical teams to enhance advertising platforms in a fast-evolving landscape.

The Director of Product Management will oversee the entire product lifecycle for a patient security product, managing a high-performing team and ensuring alignment across departments for successful product launches. Responsibilities include defining product vision, managing stakeholder communication, and evaluating product opportunities, all while acting as a product evangelist.

The Counterparty Lifecycle Management Product Owner at DRW will oversee the CLM platform, ensuring it meets business and regulatory requirements. This role involves engaging with stakeholders, prioritizing development tasks, refining user stories, and ensuring quality assurance for successful delivery.

As a Principal Product Owner in Payments, you will lead product strategy and development for digital payments, focusing on scalability and modernization while addressing fraud prevention. Responsibilities include managing the product backlog, defining product requirements, collaborating with stakeholders to align on features and roadmaps, and ensuring compliance with standards. You will also define MVPs, KPIs, and drive product innovation.