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Product Manager · 0 years

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Principal Product ManagerBrightwheel
Meets 0 of 1 must-haves$174k–$258kPrincipalRemote · United States
  • ?You're an AI-native product leader and builder who thrives in high-ownership environments. You're energized by the full spectrum of the job — from iterating on live features to investing in greenfield 0→1 bets — and you have the judgment to
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Principal Product ManagerActiveCampaign
Meets 0 of 2 must-haves$208k–$286kPrincipalRemote · United States
  • ?Someone operating at the frontier of AI product thinking — not adjacent to it.
  • ?Exceptional product taste grounded in technical depth. You combine sharp instincts for what makes an experience genuinely useful with the technical credibility to engage deeply on system architecture, data models, and model behavior. Former
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Senior Technical Product Manager, AdsXsolla
Meets 0 of 3 must-haves$150k–$225kSeniorRemote USA
  • ?You are a technical product manager with deep expertise in data and identity platforms, and you will own the layer that decides what the advertising business knows about a player. Xsolla processes game commerce transactions for over 1,500 d
  • ?The ideal candidate has built a platform other teams consume, not a series of one-off pipelines. You hold the bar high for the unglamorous things that decide whether a data platform works: a validated event taxonomy, a dictionary people act
  • ?If you are excited about building the data and identity foundation underneath a growing global advertising business, and you want to define what a game commerce platform can offer advertisers that nobody else can, we would love to hear from
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Senior Staff Product Manager, Browser Control PlatformMozilla
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$195k–$260kStaffRemote US
  • ?A product-minded engineer, or a very technical PM who can drive a technical product
  • ?Developer-space experience, with the range to think about consumers and internal platforms
  • ?Comfortable setting strategy in ambiguity; own a technical contract other teams depend on
  • ?Strong instincts on security and trust. Nice to have: web standards, MCP, browser automation
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Product Manager, AI Transformation & SalesforceGoodLeap
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$142k–$161kRemote, US
  • ?Proficient in overseeing AI/ML-based products; skilled at managing intricate data, processing, and analysis tasks to drive business outcomes Demonstrated expertise leveraging AI technologies (including LLMs and agentic workflows) to achieve
  • ?Base pay range (CA, WA, NJ, MA, DC, NYC) per year: $141,700 - $160,700
  • ?Base pay range (all other US locations) per year: $128,800 - $146,100
  • ?In addition to the above salary, this role may be eligible for a bonus.
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Senior Product Manager, Developer ExperienceAlphaSense
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$160k–$220kSeniorRemote · New York, New York, United States
  • ?You’re an expert in developer products. You've owned public APIs, SDKs, or developer portals, and you understand a developer's workflow from the inside. Ideally, you've built for developers who integrate your product into experiences for th
  • ?You’re technically hands-on and fluent in the modern AI developer ecosystem. You can read API documentation, authenticate, and make a call yourself. You know how engineering teams integrate LLMs today and the conventions teams expect around
  • ?You treat documentation and onboarding as a product. You know that a great quickstart, a working code sample, and a clear, actionable error message do more for adoption than any amount of marketing
  • ?You bring structure at scale. You've operated in a fast-scaling enterprise environment and are energized by taking a working developer experience and making it genuinely great, creating the standards others rely on.
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Principal Product Manager, Security and Identity PlatformAlphaSense
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$190k–$250kPrincipalRemote · New York, New York, United States
  • ?You combine enterprise rigor with start-up agency. You've delivered identity, access, authentication, or comparable platform capabilities at enterprise scale, but you built them from the early stages, rather than following a mature playbook
  • ?You have both deep technical expertise and high customer empathy. You're fluent in the identity and access domain – OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML, SCIM, JWT, RBAC/ABAC, MFA – and are comfortable around enterprise identity platforms like Auth0 and O
  • ?You’re a pragmatic partner on risk. You can judge what level of security a situation actually calls for, pushing back on requirements that aren't needed and holding the line on the ones that are with a well-reasoned approach to trade-offs.
  • ?You recognize security as a value driver. You see secure infrastructure as something that delivers value to enterprise customers and can effectively position it as such. You can influence cross-functional partners to view security investmen
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Senior Product ManagerZoomInfo
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$171k–$269kSeniorRemote
  • ?AI Builder at Heart: You don't just manage AI products — you build with them. You vibe code prototypes on weekends, tinker with the latest AI tools for fun, and have a graveyard of side projects to prove it. That hands-on instinct makes you
  • ?AI-Native Mindset: You've built products using LLMs, autonomous agents, and generative AI — and AI is woven into how you think, work, and solve problems. You stay current on emerging capabilities and know how to translate the latest AI adva
  • ?GTM Fluency: You know how sales, marketing, and customer success teams actually work — their workflows, tools, metrics, and pain points. You can walk into a room of revenue leaders and immediately earn credibility.
  • ?UX Obsession: You believe AI is only as good as the experience it enables. You have a sharp eye for design and a bias toward simplicity — making complex, intelligent capabilities feel effortless to the end user.
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Senior Product Manager, Financial InstitutionsTRM Labs
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$195k–$208kSeniorRemote · United States
  • ?Curiosity: You go deeper than the feature request. You run discovery to find the problem the customer didn't name, in a domain where context is everything and surface-level listening fails.
  • ?Bias for action: You ship a working V1 and iterate. You don't wait for perfect information. You can walk us through a real example where you moved faster than the org expected and it paid off.
  • ?AI systems dialed in: You already build agents and live in an AI-native workflow. You can demo it. You're not planning to start — you started. At TRM, this is table stakes, not a differentiator.
  • ?Product taste: You know what good looks like and you can define it precisely enough that others can execute it. Your instinct for what's worth building, and what isn't, is something you've earned, not assumed.
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Senior Product Manager, Threat IntelligenceTRM Labs
Meets 0 of 4 must-haves$195k–$208kSeniorRemote · United States
  • ?Curiosity: You go deeper than the feature request. You run discovery to find the problem the customer didn't name, in a domain where context is everything and surface-level listening fails.
  • ?Bias for action: You ship a working V1 and iterate. You don't wait for perfect information. You can walk us through a real example where you moved faster than the org expected and it paid off.
  • ?AI systems dialed in: You already build agents and live in an AI-native workflow. You can demo it. You're not planning to start — you started. At TRM, this is table stakes, not a differentiator.
  • ?Product taste: You know what good looks like and you can define it precisely enough that others can execute it. Your instinct for what's worth building, and what isn't, is something you've earned, not assumed.
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Product Manager, AISynack
Stretch: one must-have short$150k–$190kRemote in the US
  • Experience: 5+ years of dedicated Product Management experience, with a proven track record of owning product roadmaps, driving strategy, and shipping impactful B2B SaaS or cybersecurity products.Asks for 5+ years; you have 0
  • Education: BA/BS Degree in Computer Science, engineering, or a related technical field (or equivalent practical experience). An MBA is a plus.Equivalent experience is accepted
  • ?AI & Technical Proficiency: Hands-on experience deploying AI-driven features or products. Demonstrated technical literacy in managing model trade-offs, AI trust/safety, and the strategic oversight required for secure, scalable AI adoption.
  • ?Proven Leadership: Strong ability to influence, motivate, and align cross-functional teams and senior internal and external stakeholders.
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Senior Product Manager, Stella AIServiceTrade
Meets 0 of 1 must-havesSeniorRemote
  • ?You are an experienced SaaS Product Manager with a strong technical foundation and a proven record of shipping AI capabilities that drive real customer adoption, trust, and measurable business ROI. Grounded in empathy for commercial service
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