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Director, Product Management - Expert Management Platform

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Director

$286,500 – $387,500

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What this role is

Lead Intuit's Expert Management Platform product organization, overseeing strategy and execution for an AI-powered system that connects millions of customers with professional services providers. This director role suits experienced product leaders comfortable building teams, navigating complex cross-functional partnerships, and translating emerging AI capabilities into scaled platform features.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 12+ years in product management leadership roles
  • Deep domain expertise in large-scale SaaS/PaaS platforms (CRM, WFM, ERP, CDP)
  • Technical fluency to collaborate with senior engineers
  • Experience with agentic AI and LLMs in consumer-facing environments
  • Understanding of business processes for human-assisted and AI-native customer engagement
  • Ability to influence and drive cross-functional, geographically dispersed teams
  • Proven storytelling and strategic communication skills with senior leadership
  • Experience developing and executing product roadmaps
  • Agile development and planning expertise
  • Experience managing consultants and professional service providers
  • Track record leading cross-functional teams launching large-scale projects on time
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience

Nice to have

  • MBA degree
  • Experience with platforms like QuickBooks Live and TurboTax Live

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