VP Product

Flock

1d•$280,000 - $300,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As Flock expands into new markets and use cases, scaling our portfolio across hardware-enabled infrastructure, firmware, and cloud software requires dedicated executive product leadership. Maintaining product differentiation and earned trust across complex technology layers demands a strategic leader who can align engineering execution with long-term business goals. You will lead end-to-end product strategy across core product lines, mentor product managers, and represent our technology with clarity to cross-functional partners and external stakeholders.

Requirements

Proven track record leading and growing complex, multi-layered technology products across software platforms and hardware-adjacent systems.
Strong product judgment with the ability to prioritize effectively across competing demands and incomplete market information.
Demonstrated experience developing and managing product managers to drive cohesive execution across distinct product lines.
Capability to partner deeply with Engineering on platform architecture, technical sequencing, and development tradeoffs.
Clear executive communication skills with the ability to represent complex product capabilities to non-technical external stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end product strategy and execution for a multi-layered portfolio spanning cloud software, firmware, and hardware systems.
Direct and develop a team of Product Managers responsible for driving core product areas from initial roadmap conceptualization to market execution.
Partner with Engineering leadership to align product roadmaps with technical architecture, platform evolution, and delivery capabilities.
Translate customer needs, competitive dynamics, and market signals into prioritized product roadmaps that balance innovation, system reliability, and speed to market.
Represent Flock's product portfolio and guiding development principles in high-stakes external conversations with customers, partners, and public stakeholders.