The catalog
616 roles, 27 teams, 16 departments. Every seniority variant is its own product, because a Manager and a Director do different work.
17 roles match
Product Management
Product Director
Director Level
The Product Director is the leader of leaders in product - the seat that owns a product domain and the multiple teams that serve it, usually led through Group Product Managers and product leads rather than managed as individual contributors.
$124.99 once
Product Management
Technical Product Manager
Manager
The Technical Product Manager owns the requirements, contract, and roadmap for a technically deep product - a platform capability, an infrastructure-facing service, an API, an integration, or a developer surface - where the hard calls are engineer-facing and the customer is often another engineer.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Release Manager
Manager
The Release Manager owns how software gets from "merged" to "safely in front of users" - the release process, the train, and the risk of shipping.
$74.99 once
Product Management
CPO
C-Suite / Executive
The Chief Product Officer is the company executive who owns the whole product function - the seat accountable to the CEO and the board for product as a company-level bet, not for any one org's roadmap.
$124.99 once
Product Management
VP of Product
VP Level
The VP of Product is the executive who owns the entire product organization for a product line or business segment - the seat accountable for the org's design, its operating model, its strategy, and its outcomes.
$124.99 once
Product Management
Group Product Manager
Manager Level
The Group Product Manager is the first people-management altitude in the product ladder - the manager who is handed a small team of product managers (typically 2-5) and a product group's roadmap, and is accountable for what the team ships and whether it moves the outcome, delivered through the PMs rather than through the manager's own specs.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Product Evangelist
IC / Practitioner
The Product Evangelist owns the outbound relationship between the product and the people who could adopt it - the practitioner who turns a release into a story worth telling, an honest demo worth trying, and a community worth belonging to, then carries what the field says back to product.
$24.99 once
Product Management
Product Manager
Manager
The Product Manager owns problem discovery, roadmap execution, and the product decisions that ship value on a defined surface - the practitioner who turns customer and business evidence into a feature that is worth building and then gets it built.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Product Program Manager
Manager
The Product Program Manager owns the coordinated delivery of a product program across teams - the program plan, the dependency map, and the launch readiness that turn a set of product bets into a launch that actually ships on time.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Senior Product Manager
Manager
The Senior Product Manager is the senior individual contributor who is trusted to take an ambiguous, loosely-defined problem space and make it make sense - to name the problem actually worth solving, decide the "what and why" for that space, and carry it from a fuzzy mandate to a shipped outcome without someone above holding the frame.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Sr. VP, Product
Director / VP / Exec
The SVP Product is the multi-line product leader - the seat that owns a portfolio of product lines and the VPs who run them, one altitude above any single product org.
$124.99 once
Product Management
VP of Product Strategy
VP
The VP of Product Strategy is the product's forward point of view - the VP-tier seat that authors where the product is going and why now, and steers the organization toward it through the quality of a thesis rather than through a delivery org.
$124.99 once
Product Management
Product Management Intern
Intern
The Product Management Intern is a supervised entry seat: the person who takes a scoped, well-defined slice of a Product Manager's work - run these five interviews, cluster this pile of tickets, draft this section of the spec, pull this competitive comparison - does it well and completely, and hands it back to their mentor for the call.
$14.99 once
Product Management
Product Manager, Data Platform
Manager
The Product Manager, Data Platform owns the internal data platform as a product - the ingestion and pipelines, the warehouse or lakehouse, the transformation and semantic layer, the data catalog and governance, and the self-serve tooling - whose customers are the company's own analysts, data scientists, ML engineers, and business teams.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Product Manager, Demo Engineer
Manager
The Product Manager, Demo Engineer owns the demo and proof experience as a product - the practitioner who builds the environments, the data, and the tooling that let the go-to-market field show what the product does, and keeps that experience reproducible, current, and convincing.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Product Manager, Lead
Manager
The Lead Product Manager is the most-senior individual contributor on a product team - the seat that owns the strategy for a product area or several surfaces, takes the hardest and highest-stakes product bets, and carries an explicit mandate to set the craft bar and mentor other PMs.
$74.99 once
Product Management
Technical Data Product Manager
Manager
The Technical Data Product Manager owns external, customer-facing data and ML products - a data API, a data feed sold as a product, a model-backed feature, a score or prediction a customer acts on - where the customer is a paying user and the hard calls are about model behavior in production, external guarantees, and what the data or the prediction is worth to someone outside the company.
$74.99 once