Group Product Manager

present of AI; États-Unis; À distance; USD 140 000 - 200 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Onebrief seeks a Group Product Manager to own a product area and lead other product managers, setting direction and priorities across multiple workstreams. You will turn customer and user insights into clear roadmaps and guide teams to make sound, autonomous decisions in a defense planning context.

Experience with AI-enabled research and planning tools is valued, along with comfort handling sensitive data and high-stakes users in military headquarters settings.

Qualifications

• Experience turning customer and user insight into clear roadmaps.
• Ability to guide teams to make sound decisions autonomously.
• Comfort with high-stakes users and structured thinking in defense planning.

Responsabilités

• Owns a product area and leads other product managers, setting direction and priorities across several workstreams.
• Turn customer and user insight into roadmaps and prioritize initiatives.
• Guide teams to make sound decisions on their own.

Connaissances

Product roadmap ownership

Leading product managers

Customer insight to priorities

Structured decision making

Outils

AI tools

Description du poste

A Group Product Manager typically owns a product area and leads other product managers, setting direction and priorities across several workstreams. A strong candidate brings a record of turning customer and user insight into clear roadmaps, and of guiding teams to make sound decisions on their own. For a company building planning software for military headquarters, comfort with complex, high stakes users and structured thinking matter.

How it fits the AI era

AI shifts product work toward faster synthesis of user feedback, drafting, and analysis, so a group manager spends less time assembling information and more on judgment and prioritization. Deciding what matters, framing tradeoffs, and aligning people around a direction stay human. In a planning and security context, care with sensitive data and clear reasoning about risk become more central, not less.

How it builds AI experience

Experience would come from using AI tools to speed up research, feedback triage, and roadmap drafting, and from judging where such tools help or mislead. Building it means practicing with AI assistants on real product questions and learning to check their output. In a defense planning setting, it also means understanding limits around sensitive information and when human review is required.

Worth showing

• Product roadmap ownership
• Leading product managers
• Customer insight to priorities
• Structured decision making

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Onebrief builds collaborative operational planning software for military headquarters and joint defense staffs, according to the company.