Product Orchestration Manager - Delivery & Planning

The Home Depot; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Home Depot is seeking a Manager, Product Orchestration to drive day‑to‑day orchestration of a product portfolio. You will enable intake, prioritization, delivery readiness, dependency management, and clear stakeholder communications while partnering with Product Principals and delivery teams.

You will lead orchestration practices, manage dependencies, and coach teams on governance and playbooks. Strong collaboration, agile instincts, and leadership experience are essential to succeed in this

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of experience in Product Operations, Product Management, Program Management, or related roles.
• Preferred 5+ years in product operations or related roles.
• Experience supporting or owning product intake, planning, and prioritization processes.

Responsibilities

• Delivery Orchestration & Portfolio Execution — maintain integrated view of portfolio progress, milestones, risks and dependencies; coordinate cross‑team sequencing and governance.
• Intake, Demand Shaping & Planning — facilitate clear demand definitions, prepare views and readiness artifacts for prioritization.
• Stakeholder Alignment & Team Enablement — produce executive updates and enable cross‑functional alignment across Product, Engineering and Business teams.

Skills

Stakeholder management

Cross-functional collaboration

Agile experience

Leadership experience

Communication

Results focus

Problem solving

Education

High school diploma or GED

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

The Home Depot is seeking a Manager, Product Orchestration to drive day‑to‑day orchestration of a product portfolio. You will enable intake, prioritization, delivery readiness, dependency management, and clear stakeholder communications while partnering with Product Principals and delivery teams.

You will lead orchestration practices, manage dependencies, and coach teams on governance and playbooks. Strong collaboration, agile instincts, and leadership experience are essential to succeed in this