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Director, Product Operations

Wrapbook

Remote - US & Canada · Remote · Director

$201,500 – $312,000

Listed on Wrapbook’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This is a director-level role leading Wrapbook's product operations function, responsible for building the systems, processes, and practices that enable predictable, scalable product delivery across engineering, product, and design. The role suits experienced product operations or technical program management leaders who thrive building organizational systems from scratch and want to shape how a 250-person company ships products at scale.

Our summary, not Wrapbook’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years in product operations, technical program management, or release management in SaaS
  • Direct management experience with teams, ideally TPMs or QA
  • Strong product sense from technical program management background
  • Proven track record building or maturing a product operations function
  • Experience owning release or delivery strategy at scale
  • Challenger mindset that brings structure without bureaucracy
  • Deep AI fluency and comfort with agentic workflows
  • Exceptional communication and cross-functional facilitation skills
  • Bias for action in ambiguous, fast-paced environments

Nice to have

  • Built a product operations function from the ground up
  • Experience at both large and scale-up companies
  • Direct partnership with Engineering, Product, and Design leadership
  • Background in payroll, fintech, entertainment, or union-based industries

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