VP, Product Strategy & Platform Growth

Aumni; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Benefits package

Equity eligibility

Job summary

Chase is seeking a Vice President Product Manager for the Acquisition Enablement Platform to lead end-to-end product life cycles, translate strategy into epics and acceptance criteria, and ensure scalable, reliable platform delivery. You will own the backlog, drive API requirements, and partner with engineering to align on design and roadmap.

You will coordinate go-to-market readiness, ensure documentation and training, monitor non-functional requirements, and drive improvements in scalability

Qualifications

• 5+ years in product management or related domain.
• Deep knowledge of product development lifecycle and data analytics.
• Proven ability to lead lifecycle activities from discovery to value management.
• Strong technical understanding of APIs, service integrations, data flows.
• Excellent communication of technical tradeoffs with engineering teams.
• Collaborates with architects to assess platform impact and scalability.
• Data-driven with dashboards/metrics to measure outcomes.
• Excellent stakeholder management and influence across functions.

Responsibilities

• Develops a product strategy and vision delivering customer value.
• Manages discovery and market research to inform the roadmap.

Skills

Product management

Lifecycle management

APIs

Data analytics

Stakeholder mgmt

Communication

Agile

Cross-functional

Architecture awareness

Job description

Chase is seeking a Vice President Product Manager for the Acquisition Enablement Platform to lead end-to-end product life cycles, translate strategy into epics and acceptance criteria, and ensure scalable, reliable platform delivery. You will own the backlog, drive API requirements, and partner with engineering to align on design and roadmap.

You will coordinate go-to-market readiness, ensure documentation and training, monitor non-functional requirements, and drive improvements in scalability