Top Product Manager Jobs

The Product Manager will oversee product development, manage project timelines, collaborate with teams, ensure data integration, and communicate technical needs effectively.

Drive product requirements and delivery for Trust and Agency solutions by partnering with technology and stakeholders, managing backlogs, defining user stories and acceptance criteria, and launching data-driven features (dashboards, APIs, alerts) that improve revenue, cost efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

Own and elevate member engagement across consumer products, set engagement strategy, and drive cross-functional execution to improve conversion and retention.

Lead Deepgram's upmarket enterprise readiness by defining strategy and sequencing for SSO, compliance, security artifacts, and Console UX. Remove procurement blockers, ship solutions across Console, APIs, and managed endpoints, and work closely with engineering, design, and sales to enable self-serve enterprise procurement and speed deal closure.

Own the consumer quality bar and author locked specs across chat, web, extension, mobile, and personalization. Translate founder strategy into falsifiable product outcomes, verify agent-built implementations, define decision-shaped UX with design, and run 1–2 end-to-end measurable outcomes per quarter. Operate as a founding individual contributor, directing agents and elite operators, and co-own an operator contract that defines measurable seat performance.

Own and prioritize the Workday/ERP product backlog, translate business needs into epics and user stories, partner with Finance and business leaders, support Agile delivery and releases, manage integrations and reporting, ensure compliance and security, and drive continuous improvement and adoption across Workday modules.

Own end-to-end product lifecycle for large-scale games: write specs and wireframes, run A/B tests, analyze KPIs, partner with cross-functional teams, translate player feedback into features, and drive feature performance from concept to post-launch.

The Technical Product Manager will manage product development lifecycle, collaborate with engineering and stakeholders, and advocate for user-focused solutions in a fast-paced environment.

Own and prioritize a platform tools backlog, conduct stakeholder discovery, write user stories with success criteria, partner with engineering and vendors, drive experiments and data-driven outcomes, communicate progress across teams, and participate in Agile ceremonies to increase adoption and time-to-value.

Own and improve the Product Development Lifecycle and product roadmap by architecting Jira/Confluence and AI-integrated tooling, building governance, dashboards, and metrics, enabling PM workflows, onboarding, release operations, and cross-functional stakeholder communications to increase velocity and product quality.