Product Management Specialist

Salesforce•San Francisco, CA

1d•$115,000 - $138,000

About The Position

This job is intended for Summer 2026 Intern Conversions Only - all other candidates will not be considered. Behind the scenes at Salesforce, you’ll find a team of stars powering technology for our employees. The Digital Enterprise Technology team provides a suite of services to help build, run, and transform enterprise applications. The trusted, smart, and scalable technologies we develop mean that our employees can focus on delivering the very best to Salesforce’s customers. As a Product Specialist you will rotate regularly to new tasks, depending on demand, which offers a unique opportunity to gain experience across the full range of what Digital Enterprise Technology does, within the camaraderie of one team spanning our offices across the globe. Our ideal candidate is interested in designing solutions for our employees to use Salesforce software products in innovative new ways to do their best work. Product Analysts play an important role in Agile teams by gathering requirements from end-users and communicating with engineers to deliver the right product features to meet these user needs.

Requirements

Excellent spoken and written communication skills.
Receptive listening skills, willing to ask questions to get a full understanding of what end-users need and why.
A keen attention to detail.
Able to follow up diligently to get tasks completed.
A self-starter, highly motivated, and able to shift directions quickly when priorities change.
Willing to receive direction and guidance within a team environment, adopt and develop best practices, and overcome obstacles with creative technical solutions.
Excellent team player able to work with virtual and global cross-functional teams.

Nice To Haves

A solid understanding of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) covering business process analysis, requirements and design, data modeling, detailed functional design, test planning, and UAT execution.

Responsibilities

Analyze data, conduct surveys, participate in focus groups, and other meetings to facilitate the gathering of business needs and requirements.
Write functional specifications for new capabilities based on users’ needs.
Clearly document and communicate to engineers the information they need for the design of the solutions.
Keep pace with evolving business requirements and be willing to work directly with engineers in designing the best possible solution.
Write User Stories and Acceptance Criteria.
Use Agile and Iterative methodologies during the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).
Follow up on cross-functional coordination and scheduling with other teams.