Product Manager

Loenbro•Gilbert, AZ

12d•$150,000 - $215,000•Hybrid

About The Position

At Loenbro, we simplify the complex to give our clients clarity and control. As a Product Manager, you will be the primary architect of change for our field operations. You won’t just be managing software; you will be "standing up" the critical processes and systems that empower our crews to deliver excellence. You will own the lifecycle of new initiatives from the first conversation with a field team to the final rollout across our national footprint. If you are someone that knows there is a better way to use project delivery systems and software and you want to implement your vision, this is your opportunity.

Requirements

5+ years in self-perform heavy construction industry (mission critical and industrial) developing process improvements in the field using technology, ideally within the construction, industrial, or energy sectors.
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, or Computer Science.
Experience working with various data sets, like ERP systems (e.g., Vista Viewpoint), field-ticketing software, or custom-built operational tools, and adopting them to meet the needs of end users either through formal IT processes or leveraging available toolsets like, macro-enabled Excel and Office products, PowerBI, AI app development, SQL, or any other mobile or web enabled toolset.
High degree of Urgency and Integrity.
Comfortable in a boardroom as you are on a job site in high-vis gear.
Ability to translate "tech-speak" into "field-speak" and vice versa.

Nice To Haves

An MBA or PMP certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

Partner with operations leaders and field supervisors to identify pain points and define the "future state" of our field-facing processes.
Convert operational needs into clear, actionable development specs and user stories for internal IT teams or third-party consultants.
Act as the central point of contact for developers and consultants, ensuring technical builds align with the original operational vision and stay on schedule.
Lead User Acceptance Testing (UAT). You are the final gatekeeper, ensuring every system is "field-ready" and rugged enough for our environment.
Develop high-impact training materials, manuals, and SOPs. You don’t just explain how a button works; you explain why the process matters to the business.
Lead the physical and digital rollout of new systems. You will be on the ground during critical phases to troubleshoot and ensure adoption.
Keep the organization informed. You will provide regular updates to senior leadership on project health and communicate "wins" and changes to the entire workforce.
Provide dedicated operational support and troubleshooting following rollouts, serving as the primary point of contact to refine workflows and ensure full system stabilization before transitioning to long-term maintenance.