Senior Product Manager: Balance Sheet Risk & ALM

Empyrean Solutions, LLC.; Massachusetts; Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Empyrean Solutions seeks a hands-on Product Manager to own the ALM product, Empyrean ALM, and guide its roadmap end-to-end. You will work with CFOs, treasurers, ALM managers, and analysts at banks and credit unions to translate balance sheet risk insights into precise, buildable requirements for the engineering team.

This senior role emphasizes customer discovery, strategic thinking, and delivering measurable improvements across upgrades, architecture, data models, and calculation engines, not

Qualifications

• 5+ years of product management experience in B2B SaaS or enterprise software.
• Direct customer discovery experience, product manager engages with customers.
• Strong technical aptitude for discussing architecture, data models, APIs with engineers.
• Ability to define detailed functional requirements for complex systems.
• Experience navigating enterprise buyers and stakeholder environments.

Responsibilities

• Own the ALM roadmap and backlog end-to-end from discovery to delivery.
• Write precise functional requirements for complex calculations and workflows.
• Work with the ALM engineering team to groom backlog and clarify requirements.
• Partner with architecture, data models, and calculation engine trade-offs.
• Ensure delivery remains anchored in real customer workflows and validates outcomes.

Skills

PM experience

Customer discovery

Technical aptitude

Roadmap strategy

Enterprise buyers

Requirements craftsmanship

Job description

Empyrean Solutions seeks a hands-on Product Manager to own the ALM product, Empyrean ALM, and guide its roadmap end-to-end. You will work with CFOs, treasurers, ALM managers, and analysts at banks and credit unions to translate balance sheet risk insights into precise, buildable requirements for the engineering team.

This senior role emphasizes customer discovery, strategic thinking, and delivering measurable improvements across upgrades, architecture, data models, and calculation engines, not