Principal Product Manager (Pacific/Mountain Time Zone)

navapbc; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Laptop provided

Home-office setup assistance

Learning resources & courses budget

Annual allowance for courses, tuition,

Job summary

navapbc is seeking a Product Manager to guide cross-functional teams in defining and delivering software products that meet user needs and business goals. The role mixes user research, strategy, planning, and day-to-day delivery coordination with collaboration among clients, designers, researchers, engineers, and stakeholders.

The final role level is based on experience and skills. Fully remote work is available to residents of listed US states, with work from the contiguous United States

Qualifications

• The supplied listing describes the responsibilities but does not provide enough detail to summarize specific qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Gather user needs and business requirements through interviews, research, and stakeholder discussions.
• Set product vision, strategy, roadmaps, and near- and mid-term delivery goals; adapt them as feedback and evidence emerge.
• Define user flows, system behavior, product specifications, and success measures.
• Turn priorities into clear stories, acceptance criteria, sprint goals, and a refined delivery backlog.
• Coordinate teams and dependencies, review designs and working software, and keep stakeholders informed of progress, risks, and blockers.
• Monitor product metrics and use research and performance data to guide future decisions.

Job description

Role overview

Guide cross-functional teams in defining and delivering software products and services that meet user needs and business goals. The work combines user research, product strategy, planning, and day-to-day delivery coordination, with frequent collaboration among clients, designers, researchers, engineers, and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Gather user needs and business requirements through interviews, research, and stakeholder discussions.


• Set product vision, strategy, roadmaps, and near- and mid-term delivery goals; adapt them as feedback and evidence emerge.


• Define user flows, system behavior, product specifications, and success measures.


• Turn priorities into clear stories, acceptance criteria, sprint goals, and a refined delivery backlog.


• Coordinate teams and dependencies, review designs and working software, and keep stakeholders informed of progress, risks, and blockers.


• Monitor product metrics and use research and performance data to guide future decisions.

Requirements

The supplied listing describes the responsibilities but does not provide enough detail to summarize specific qualifications.

Benefits and work setup

• Fully remote work is available to people residing in listed U.S. states, and the role requires work from the contiguous United States.


• Support includes a laptop and home-office setup assistance, a monthly utility reimbursement, learning resources, and an annual allowance for courses, tuition, and certifications.

The final role level is based on experience and skills.