Product Management defines, promotes, and communicates strategic roadmaps for current and future products. The Product Manager works with internal and external stakeholders to gather insights, understand business processes, challenges, and opportunities, and identify potential products and emerging markets. The role includes market research, product requirements and specifications, roadmap development, competitive assessments, product positioning, and marketing strategies for new product introductions and launches. The Product Manager serves as a primary product contact and evangelist, building awareness, understanding, and user acceptance, and works with customers to prioritize high-level requirements and support customer satisfaction and goals. The role collaborates with technology, sales, and other cross-functional teams on product implementation, upgrades, and deployments, as well as product positioning and customer messaging. The position translates product strategy into detailed requirements and advances product roadmaps with Sales, Marketing, Development, and clients. It provides direction to product development teams, approves project scope and change requests, and incorporates market activity, usage analysis, competitive responses, and research into future releases. The Product Manager develops product knowledge and customer messaging, assesses product lines and new ideas, defines high-level requirements across the customer experience, and evaluates competitors to identify gaps and threats. A bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience is required, along with at least five years of directly related experience in product or services development. The listed annual pay range is $112,400 to $149,800. Benefits are offered based on eligibility.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level