Top Entry Level Product Manager Jobs

Own a scoped product area end to end, from customer discovery and problem framing through prototyping, rollout, experimentation, and measurement. Translate technical problems into clear product specifications, work closely with security engineers, platform teams, developers, and engineering, and establish an operating cadence for priorities, tradeoffs, dependencies, ownership, and progress. Use AI tools to accelerate product development and help deliver customer value quickly.

Own the vision, roadmap, backlog, and execution for capabilities within SimCorp’s Total Portfolio Management product. Translate investment strategy into software outcomes for one or two scrum teams, collaborating with engineering, design, research, sales, client management, and marketing. Develop expertise in institutional investment workflows across public and private assets, define success metrics, incorporate client feedback, and support product positioning and strategic client engagements.

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

Manage product implementation and client-facing technical delivery of AI-powered safety and risk assessment tools. Collaborate with clients, develop actionable safety insights, support deployments, translate customer needs into technical solutions, and manage multiple projects while working cross-functionally to improve workplace safety.

Own the end-to-end Service Experience product strategy and roadmap for a two-sided home-services marketplace. Lead AI-powered customer and Pro support, evaluation systems, trust and conflict-resolution policies, and AI-driven experience innovation. Own Contribution LTV and brand-promise metrics, prototype with LLMs, analyze transcripts and data, and influence senior leaders and cross-functional peers without direct reports. Success includes scaling high-quality AI resolution, improving profitability and service outcomes, and delivering an AI experience proof of concept.

Own product direction for an enterprise AI platform, including requirements, roadmap, acceptance criteria, scope, and stage-gate processes. Translate customer and stakeholder needs into prioritized, testable requirements; manage trade-offs among value, velocity, leverage, and technical risk; and partner with engineering on delivery decisions. Recruit design partners, validate customer needs, document decisions, communicate with executives and clients, and maintain disciplined delivery across multiple product teams.

No product manager responsibilities, qualifications, or duties are provided. The description is an unrelated narrative about a boomerang inventor and preseason tryouts.

Own product strategy, vision, roadmaps, prioritization, requirements, and success criteria for enterprise networking solutions. Partner with engineering and cross-functional stakeholders to translate business and customer needs into scalable technical products. Use market insights, analytics, and competitive intelligence to guide decisions, manage risks and dependencies, support releases, and drive adoption of AI/ML, cloud networking, and modern architectures.

Owns the end-to-end product strategy and execution for AI-powered systems. Defines requirements, evaluation frameworks, quality standards, and system behavior while balancing quality, latency, cost, reliability, safety, and user experience. Partners closely with ML, backend, and client engineering teams to identify failure modes, improve model performance, prioritize roadmaps, and deliver predictable, useful, trusted AI experiences.

Lead product strategy and roadmap for Spotfire’s Energy vertical, serving oil and gas workflows across upstream, midstream, downstream, and adjacent markets. Conduct customer research, define requirements, prioritize initiatives, align cross-functional teams, and drive features from discovery through general availability and adoption. Engage technical energy customers, support field enablement, communicate product direction, and connect energy-specific decisions to Spotfire’s broader analytics and AI strategy.

Work as an entry-level product manager on a healthcare startup team: research, organize, test ideas, produce and ship features, partner with designers, engineers and clinicians, keep projects on track, and learn core PM skills (specs, data, user research). In-person in Redwood City, hybrid 3 days/week.

Supports the full lifecycle of a Label Printing Systems product portfolio, from ideation and business case development through launch, growth, maturity, decline, and end of life. Responsibilities include roadmap planning, product profitability and P&L support, customer and competitive research, commercialization, pricing, positioning, and cross-functional collaboration with sales, marketing, operations, R&D, and channel teams.

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.

Lead ICIS’s forward-deployed product team, working directly with chemicals customers to identify high-value problems, validate AI-driven solutions, and deliver measurable commercial outcomes. Manage multiple customer initiatives, lead cross-functional squads, oversee discovery and delivery, launch proof-of-concepts and paid pilots, and determine whether solutions should be scaled. Build customer trust, influence product and platform priorities, and create playbooks for Sales and productisation teams.

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

Join Databricks' 2027 APM cohort to own end-to-end product projects: understand customer problems, prototype and validate ideas, work with engineers and designers to build and launch features on the Databricks platform, and iterate using data-driven feedback.

Define and own product roadmaps, lead discovery and development with engineering and design, prioritize global customer needs, prototype features using AI-assisted tools, report product metrics, support sales and marketing, and analyze competitor and market trends to drive product adoption and onboarding.

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