Senior Product Manager

Technosylva • Boston, MA

25d

About The Position

As Senior Product Manager for Technosylva's Planning product, you will help drive the evolution of the industry-leading platform used by utilities of all sizes — from large IOUs to cooperatives — to quantify wildfire and extreme weather risk at the asset level. We are expanding from wildfire into multi-hazard planning for flood, wind, and other perils, and building new capabilities that help customers prioritize mitigation investments and make risk-informed decisions that pass regulatory and insurance scrutiny. You will take end-to-end ownership of major initiative areas within the Planning portfolio, partnering with the Principal Product Manager to shape strategy and then driving your areas from discovery through delivery. Depending on your background and strengths, this could mean going deep on new analytical capabilities like mitigation prioritization and multi-hazard expansion, or driving expansion into new markets, customer segments, and adjacent industries. Either way, you'll work across engineering, data science, design, sales, and customer success to ship capabilities that help utilities answer the question: "Which investments will most effectively reduce my organization's risk from wildfires and extreme weather?" Your work will directly support utilities and agencies in protecting lives, property, and critical infrastructure — and will help Technosylva grow revenue per customer and expand into new markets including insurance. The people at Technosylva are passionate, welcoming and experts in their field. You'll find this to be an environment where you can grow, while working to address some of the most urgent and challenging problems we face.

Requirements

• 5+ years of product management experience with at least 3 years focused on data-intensive B2B products for utilities, insurance, infrastructure, or similar regulated industries.
• Track record of successfully launching and scaling enterprise products that involve complex analytical models, geospatial data, or risk quantification.
• Demonstrated ability to translate domain-specific technical concepts (e.g., risk modeling, cost-benefit analysis, geospatial analytics) for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Experience driving platform modernization or replatforming efforts, including managing phased releases and customer migration.
• Excellent analytical skills with the ability to model revenue opportunities, define product metrics, and use data to drive prioritization.
• Outstanding written communication skills for creating product specifications, customer-facing materials, and internal strategy documents.
• Comfort working in a fast-paced, high-growth environment where scope evolves and cross-functional collaboration is essential.

Nice To Haves

• Knowledge of utility industry operations, regulatory frameworks (e.g., Wildfire Mitigation Plans), or rate case processes.
• Familiarity with wildfire behavior modeling, risk assessment methodologies, or catastrophe modeling.
• Experience with insurance industry workflows, catastrophe risk analytics, or insurer-utility relationships.
• Understanding of weather and climate data, including reanalysis products and forecast models.
• Experience with extreme weather risk assessment — wind, flood, ice, convective storms — and multi-hazard planning frameworks.
• Knowledge of machine learning models, model deployment strategies, or AI-assisted design workflows.
• Experience working with or selling to government agencies (state, federal) in addition to utilities.

Responsibilities

• Take end-to-end ownership of major initiative areas within the Planning roadmap — from customer discovery and requirements through delivery and adoption.
• Drive product strategy and execution across the Planning portfolio, which spans mitigation prioritization and valuation, multi-hazard expansion, and new market development. Your specific focus areas will be shaped by your strengths and experience. Examples include: Mitigation valuation capabilities — risk-spend efficiency, benefit-cost analysis, counterfactual modeling — that help utilities quantify the value of grid hardening, vegetation management, and fuels treatment investments.
• Extending the Planning product beyond wildfire into multi-hazard planning (flood, wind, convective storms), applying our risk quantification framework to new perils and expanding our addressable market.
• Product opportunities in adjacent industries, particularly insurance, where asset-level risk data and mitigation effectiveness modeling can unlock new revenue streams.
• Partner with engineering and data science to deliver a modern decision support experience.
• Collaborate with design to drive rapid UX iteration informed by customer prototyping, addressing usability gaps that affect adoption and retention.
• Translate complex risk modeling concepts (fire behavior simulation, weather analytics, consequence modeling) into clear product requirements and customer-facing materials.
• Coordinate with sales, customer success, and product marketing to identify high-value opportunities and ensure product capabilities translate into renewal and expansion conversations.
• Define and track product adoption metrics and success criteria; use data to inform prioritization decisions and demonstrate business impact.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Senior
• Education Level: No Education Listed