Product Manager

Responsibilities

• A clear, current portfolio narrative (what we offer, who it's for, why it matters) and the core GTM assets that support it
• A lightweight adoption measurement approach (signals, simple dashboards/readouts, and insights that drive decisions)
• Recurring portfolio touchpoints (demos/QBRs/portfolio readouts) and the materials to make them effective
• Voice-of-customer loops and feedback synthesis into portfolio messaging and PM roadmap inputs
• "How to engage" guidance and communications that keep stakeholders aligned and reduce friction
• Adoption & Success Measurement : Define adoption measures for priority products (usage, activation, engagement, qualitative health signals), track trends, and surface friction and decisions needed; partner with analytics to make adoption visible through simple dashboards and recurring readouts.
• Voice of the Customer & Business Feedback Loops : Establish and run VoC loops (stakeholder interviews, syntheses, feedback capture) and translate insights into portfolio messaging, enablement updates, and roadmap inputs for product teams.
• Stakeholder Touchpoints & Enablement : Lead portfolio-level touchpoints (demos/QBRs/portfolio readouts) and ensure materials are current, consistent, and executive-ready; maintain clear "how to engage" guidance for internal and business partner audiences.
• Cross-functional Alignment : Partner with Product Ops and Product Managers to align stakeholder experience and service expectations (e.g., what is in scope vs out of scope, exception paths, escalation triggers), while not running the ticket queue or service desk operations.
• Product Catalog & Portfolio Hygiene : Maintain clarity between the exec-facing portfolio and the deeper product catalog so definitions remain crisp and ambiguous "concepts" do not get positioned as products.
• Automation & Scale : Identify repeatable portfolio/GTM motions suitable for automation (e.g., knowledge base updates, FAQs, templates, intake guidance, stakeholder updates) and leverage modern AI-assisted tools to scale self-serve workflows over time (tool-agnostic; internal platforms may vary).

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
• Demonstrated track record of developing strong relationships with key business partners and technology stakeholders.
• 5+ years of experience in product management, product strategy, product marketing/GTM, portfolio/program strategy, customer success for technical products, or similar roles within a product/technology environment.
• Strong data fluency: experience defining adoption metrics and interpreting usage/engagement signals to tell a clear story and drive decisions (SQL a plus, not required).
• Strong ability to translate complex technical/product landscapes into clear narratives, executive-ready artifacts, and repeatable go-to-market materials.
• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal) with the ability to drive alignment across multiple stakeholders in a complex environment.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; structured approach to synthesizing feedback into product opportunities and outcomes.
• Comfortable navigating ambiguity and operating across cross-functional teams (Product Ops, Product Managers, Engineering, Data, Cyber/Privacy).
• Familiarity with common tools (e.g., Jira/Service Desk awa

Benefits

Additional Information

The Product Manager, Product Strategy & Marketing will be part of our Enterprise Data + AI Product organization and will report into the Product Strategy & Marketing function. In this role, the Product Manager will treat our offerings like a product portfolio; clear names, value propositions, target users, and adoption motions so that leadership, analysts, and business partners can consistently answer: Who we are. What we offer. How it's used. Why it matters. This is a product role where the "product" is our catalog and portfolio experience, and how the enterprise discovers, understands, adopts, and succeeds with our offerings. You will build and run the portfolio go-to-market (GTM) engine: crisp packaging and narratives, reusable enablement materials, structured stakeholder touchpoints (demos/QBRs), and adoption measurement that makes progress visible and measurable. You'll partner closely with Product Managers and Product Operations to ensure a consistent stakeholder experience and clear "how to engage" guidance, while not owning day-to-day ticket/queue execution. This role is ideal for a product manager with strong customer-success instincts (adoption, outcomes, feedback loops) who can translate complex data products into clear packaging, measurable adoption, and a repeatable stakeholder experience.

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