Top Remote eCommerce Product Manager Jobs

The Associate Product Owner supports the delivery of SaaS products by managing technical requirements, facilitating communication, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Product Owner will lead the development of marketing templates in Adobe GenStudio, ensuring alignment with brand standards and enabling marketers to create scalable content quickly. Responsibilities include managing product roadmaps, defining requirements, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Guide product development from concept to launch by collaborating with engineering, design, and marketing teams. Define market needs and growth strategies, communicate with stakeholders, and support startup scaling. Contract role with equity opportunity and potential conversion to full-time.

Own the end-to-end kiosk software product roadmap to improve conversion and operational effectiveness. Collaborate with engineering, hardware, data, and operations to measure and iterate via A/B tests and KPIs. Communicate strategy company-wide and travel quarterly for field observation and improvements.

As a Forward Deployed Product Manager, you'll manage AI agent deployments for strategic accounts, driving automation and identifying product improvement opportunities based on customer insights, while collaborating closely with CX leaders to optimize transformation strategies.

The Product Manager will define and scale a quant platform for alternative datasets, collaborate with teams to develop product specifications, conduct customer research, and manage go-to-market strategies.

The Category Manager will develop and execute category strategies, manage product lifecycle, lead vendor relationships, and collaborate across teams to enhance category performance in an e-commerce context.

Co-lead an empowered product team to define roadmap and deliver web features across identity and admin tooling. Own discovery, scoping, launch, success metrics, and improvements while partnering with engineering, design, and operational teams.

Own end-to-end product development for apparel and soft goods: translate design into production-ready specs, manage vendors and samples, source materials and trims, control costs and timelines, ensure quality and production readiness, and coordinate cross-functional teams to deliver products that meet brand standards.

As a Junior Project Manager, you'll convert user stories into tasks, facilitate team processes, maintain project timelines, and communicate with clients. Your role supports team cohesion and project delivery while allowing room for growth in project management skills and knowledge of technology platforms.