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Product Manager - Growth Tech Verticals

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Senior Staff

$205,500 – $278,000

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What this role is

This is a senior product management role at a scale-up company focused on building the technology infrastructure that connects physical retail locations and field experts to digital platforms and customer data systems. It suits experienced PMs who understand growth mechanics, CRM systems, and field operations, and who can own complex multi-stakeholder roadmaps that bridge offline and online customer engagement.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years product management experience
  • 2+ years owning products serving multiple teams or business lines
  • Deep understanding of full customer journey from first touchpoint to conversion
  • Experience working with CRM platforms and lead management workflows
  • Ability to structure ambiguous problems into actionable roadmaps
  • Track record driving execution across engineering and cross-functional teams
  • Experience with AI tools in daily workflow for prototyping and analysis
  • Cross-functional collaboration with engineering, field teams, marketing, and data teams
  • Ownership of change management and adoption rollout

Nice to have

  • Experience building products for field or frontline users (retail, sales, service)
  • Track record working with data and analytics teams on customer intelligence or measurement
  • Experience in financial services, tax, insurance, or other regulated consumer services
  • Experience with lead management systems and sales enablement platforms

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