Top Entry Level Product Manager Jobs

The Product Manager will oversee end-to-end development of FieldPulse's core platform, enhancing usability and driving customer adoption, while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Product Manager role focuses on developing new AI-enabled product opportunities, creating prototypes, validating ideas, and partnering with engineering to implement solutions.

The Product Manager will drive strategy for High Performance Memory products, managing customer engagement and product development in AI and HPC sectors.

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Lead new product and market initiatives end-to-end: ideation, validation, and go/no-go decisions. Coordinate cross-functional teams, unblock progress, use data-driven communication, and apply AI-native workflows to quickly test and iterate on new offerings.

The Product Manager will oversee product road map development, collaborate with the CEO, engineering, UI/UX, marketing and sales, and understand customer workflows to ensure product success.

The Product Manager will organize product development, document processes, oversee ticketing for the dev team, and ensure effective communication between teams in a SaaS environment.

As the Founding Product Manager at Freeflow, you will define AI-driven products for the insurance industry, focusing on claims auditing solutions, enhance efficiency and collaborate closely with teams and users to translate pain points into deliverables.

The Product Manager collaborates on strategic planning, manages product lifecycle, conducts market analysis, develops marketing plans, and ensures compliance with regulations while maintaining operational standards.

The Product Manager will join Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. to oversee product strategy, development, and execution, while collaborating with teams to enhance customer experiences.

Lead platform product decisions to identify repeated engineering patterns, define shared systems and interfaces, and drive adoption of foundations that reduce duplication and increase team velocity.

The Technical Product Manager will develop AI-driven solutions, conduct customer discovery, prototype in React, TypeScript, and Python, and iterate on features based on user feedback.

The Product Manager will oversee the delivery of metadata platform features, leveraging data analysis to prioritize and enhance usability, while collaborating closely with engineering and other teams to integrate metadata capabilities.

Own product change management, BOM/configuration accuracy, and post-release changes. Drive component roadmaps (obsolescence, replacements, cost reduction), manage vendor issues, align intercompany product strategies, and approve ECO/PCN/NSR activities while guiding engineering and business units on field-service impact.

Early-career product manager supporting the Ansible Automation Platform lifecycle: gather customer input, define and prioritize requirements, collaborate with engineering and UX, use AI tools for research and workflows, and contribute to go-to-market activities and release communications.

Own product work for Summit Club+ loyalty and lower-funnel experiences (cart, checkout, post-purchase). Support roadmap, analyze membership and funnel data, design A/B tests, write scoped requirements, and collaborate with engineering, design, marketing, analytics, and operations to drive revenue and retention.

The Associate Product Manager assists in product initiatives, market research, product positioning, collaboration, and supports product lifecycle activities.

Manage a portion of the Label Printing Systems portfolio across the full product lifecycle. Support new product development, market research, P&L management, competitive analysis, commercialization, pricing/positioning, and stakeholder engagement to drive organic growth, margin expansion, and a strong product pipeline.

The Associate Product Manager drives product lifecycle management for innovative healthcare solutions, focusing on upstream and downstream activities alongside sales support and customer education.

The Associate Product Manager manages product development activities from planning to production and ensures compliance and marketing strategies for musculoskeletal healthcare solutions.

As an Associate Product Manager, you'll define and deliver products for internal operations, acting as a bridge between engineering and internal users, focusing on AI and automation to improve workflows.

As an Associate Product Manager, you will drive the product roadmap for internal tools, support Sales and Customer Success teams, and integrate AI-driven automation to improve workflow efficiency.

NISC's Product Management Division seeks applicants for future positions, focusing on developing software solutions and providing training documentation.