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Product Manager (Contracting/Action Processing)

impact.com

Santa Barbara, CA · full time · Mid

$104,500 – $123,500

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

What this role is

This Product Manager role owns feature development for a core contracting and action-processing platform at a commerce partnership company, responsible for defining success metrics, shipping outcomes, and writing technical requirements that guide engineering work. The role suits someone with 3+ years of PM experience in systems-heavy products, a background in engineering or CS, and a demonstrated habit of using AI tools to accelerate requirements and prototyping.

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

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What they ask for

Required

  • 3+ years of product management experience with independent feature ownership
  • Background in engineering or computer science (degree and/or hands-on experience)
  • Proven track record of owning features end-to-end and measuring business impact
  • Technical PM experience in systems-heavy domains with cross-squad dependencies
  • Active use of AI tools and agents to build specs, prototypes, scripts, or internal tools
  • Fast iteration on Markdown requirements from ask to eng-ready draft
  • Ruthless prioritization and bias toward execution and shipped outcomes
  • Strong written communication for technical requirements
  • Experience triaging and prioritizing with customer-facing teams

Nice to have

  • Experience at partner platforms, affiliate/commerce infrastructure, marketplace, fintech, or SaaS monetization products
  • Familiarity with contracting, action processing, or monetization workflows

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