Top Gaming Product Manager Jobs

Lead vision, strategy, and execution for SDS tooling products. Translate ambiguous problems into validated requirements and roadmaps, coordinate agile delivery, track success metrics, and communicate progress and risks to leadership and studio partners.

The Product Manager will coordinate data initiatives, manage vendor relationships, oversee data collaboration solutions, and drive product strategy and operational excellence within the gaming industry.

The Associate Principal Product Manager will drive the platform vision, manage the product roadmap, and ensure scalability and resilience of online gaming services, mentoring other product managers in a collaborative environment.

Define and deliver AI-powered products that transform customer support and experience operations, focusing on operational efficiency and measurable outcomes.

The Product Manager will oversee the game lifecycle, drive features from conception to launch, and utilize metrics for data-driven decisions in a cross-functional team environment.

Lead the implementation of customer experience solutions, enhance self-service capabilities, manage product roadmaps, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize performance.

The Platform Product Manager will develop strategy and oversee the execution of a Conversation Intelligence Platform, focusing on APIs and integration experiences for developers and enterprises.

The Gaming Product Manager develops and executes product strategy for North America, managing gaming product development and marketing while ensuring compliance and enhancing player engagement.

Lead product vision and roadmap for Disney Experiences, driving strategy, requirements, prioritization, testing, and performance measurement. Collaborate with engineering, design, analytics, operations, and stakeholders to deliver and iterate digital guest experiences, mitigate risks, and run market research to inform product decisions and growth.

Lead product strategy, define vision and roadmaps, gather and prioritize requirements, translate objectives into specs and user stories, manage lifecycles from discovery to launch, collaborate with design and engineering, set KPIs, analyze market and customer feedback, and drive data-informed product improvements.