Top Product Management Jobs

Manage vendor certification lifecycle for NCDR registries, serve as technical/functional liaison to vendors, elicit and document functional/non-functional requirements, create wireframes and SQL pseudocode for clinical metrics, support QA/UAT, and drive continuous improvement of certification workflows and vendor onboarding.

Lead and own the patient-facing digital experience: author experience briefs, commission Engineering, run CRO and experimentation, own PDP/checkout/refill/lifecycle surfaces, manage martech and conversion tracking, and grow teams across UX, content, SEO, and personalization to drive conversion and retention.

The FOIA Disclosure Product Manager will drive product development and marketing, analyze market trends, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver successful product outcomes.

The Vice President of Product Development will lead product strategy, oversee product lifecycles, develop teams, and ensure operational excellence across brands.

The Product Manager for Building Analytics will define, develop, and scale analytics solutions using SkySpark, lead a team, and collaborate across departments to enhance product offerings in building automation.

Join SavvyMoney as a Product Owner II to manage the product backlog, work closely with teams, gather requirements, and drive product development.

Support sweater R&D and product development from concept through production, collaborating with design, sourcing, and vendors. Prepare development packages, review samples, track timelines, ensure cost and quality targets, participate in fittings, and troubleshoot construction issues.

The role involves defining software for a golf tech brand, focusing on user experience and design, managing beta programs, and collaborating with engineers to shape product decisions. You will run user testing, synthesize findings, and design within a six-week cycle alongside the CTO and engineering team.

The Product Owner will manage the backlog and strategy for enterprise systems, ensuring alignment between teams and driving clarity in evolving requirements. Responsibilities include prioritizing features, leading agile processes, integrating AI solutions, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver business value.

The Senior Product Manager will set product direction, own the development lifecycle, collaborate with teams, and ensure high-quality outputs. This role requires strong opinions on product quality and customer insights.