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Product Manager jobs in Washington, D.C.

3 open roles classified as Product Manager and placed in Washington, D.C., read from employers’ own careers sites.

Product Manager, Public Sector

Menlo Ventures Portfolio

Full-time · Washington, DC · $305,000 – $385,000 · Remote

Anthropic seeks a product manager to guide AI integration into government agencies, working directly with public servants to identify where Claude fits into critical workflows. The role suits experienced product leaders who excel at bottom-up discovery, thrive in complex institutional environments, and can ship products through teams they don't control.

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Principal Product Manager- Conversational AI

Hopper

2 locations · $200,000 – $250,000 · Remote

You'll own the conversational AI product for a travel assistance platform, managing both chat and voice interfaces that help millions of customers with flight changes and bookings across partner brands. This role demands hands-on design work, a deep understanding of voice-specific challenges, and the ability to balance enterprise partner needs with a unified product vision.

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Principal Product Manager, HTS API Marketplace

Hopper

Full-time · 2 locations · $250,000 – $350,000 · Remote

This is a ground-floor opportunity to design and launch a B2B API marketplace that packages Hopper's travel and logistics capabilities for enterprise partners. You'll own everything from product architecture and pricing to developer experience and go-to-market, working across technical and commercial teams to turn a set of existing platform services into a revenue-generating marketplace.

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