Lead, Product Manager

Position Summary

This role sets the standard for what great PM practice looks like at CoAdvantage. You will be a domain expert, a discovery leader, and a delivery owner—someone who can connect customer pain to product bets and drive them to completion with precision.

Essential Job Functions

• Define and maintain a prioritized, outcome-oriented roadmap for your domain; balance client urgency against platform investment
• Identify cross-product dependencies and integration opportunities across the CoAdvantage platform
• Communicate roadmap direction clearly to both technical and business audiences; defend prioritization with data and customer evidence
• Lead continuous discovery: customer interviews, usability sessions, workflow analysis, support data review
• Generate sharp problem statements; translate customer insight into clear product requirements and scope decisions
• Own trade-off decisions in partnership with Engineering and UX; know when to scope down and when to hold the line
• Partner with BA, Engineering and QA to sequence, refine, and deliver work efficiently
• Maintain clear acceptance criteria; hold a high bar for launch readiness
• Drive go-to-market alignment with Support, Implementation, and GTM stakeholders before launch
• Define success metrics upfront; build measurement into every initiative
• Conduct structured post-launch readouts and use data to close learning loops
• Treat the roadmap as a living document—continuously refined based on outcomes, not just requests

Required Qualifications

• 8+ years of product management experience with demonstrated ownership of end-to-end product outcomes
• Experience in HCM, workforce technology, fintech, or complex enterprise/SMB SaaS environments preferred
• Strong track record of driving discovery, translating insight into requirements, and delivering with cross-functional teams
• Comfortable generating clarity and structure in ambiguous environments
• Pioneered success using AI to drive results in Software Development Life Cycle
• Clear communicator—written and verbal—across technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Data fluency: comfortable defining metrics, interpreting usage data, and making data-informed trade-offs