Principal Product Manager, Listing Product

Zillow

2d•$169,300 - $284,700•Remote

About The Position

As a Principal Product Manager on Listing Product, you will set strategy and drive execution for a core part of how agents market listings on Zillow. You will turn complex, cross-functional challenges into simple, trustworthy experiences for agents, brokers, and their clients, while influencing product direction across teams and with external partners.

Requirements

8+ years of product management or equivalent experience, including experience with consumer, marketplace, or data-driven products and external partners or industry participants.
A track record of leading ambiguous, cross-functional problems from definition through measurable outcomes.
Experience building B2B products.
Ability to navigate technical tradeoffs with engineering partners without needing to write code.
Use data to form hypotheses, prioritize effectively, and make decisions with incomplete information.
Communicate clearly in writing and can tailor product strategy and progress updates for engineers, executives, customers, and external partners.
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, remote-first environment with autonomy and accountability.

Nice To Haves

Experience in real estate, marketplaces, or partner and data integrations is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

Own strategy, roadmap, and execution for a core area of the listing experience.
Partner with engineering, design, data, and business teams to deliver fast, accurate, and easy-to-use experiences for agents, brokers, and their clients.
Define success metrics, use data to prioritize opportunities, and make a clear case for what to build next.
Build and maintain relationships with MLS organizations, brokerages, and other external partners who contribute data and workflows to our platform.
Simplify complex workflows across data quality, compliance, and connected systems into reliable customer experiences.
Represent your product area with senior leaders and, when appropriate, external partners and customers.
Mentor and influence product managers, and help improve how the broader team works.