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Director of Product

A Director of Product oversees the strategy, development, and roadmap of a company's product or product line, translating business goals and customer needs into features, priorities, and go-to-market plans. The role typically involves working cross-functionally with engineering, design, marketing, sales, and other teams to guide product decisions, manage stakeholder expectations, and drive the product toward defined objectives. This position suits strategic thinkers with both technical understanding and business acumen who can balance competing priorities, communicate clearly across disciplines, and take ownership of a product's success.

How much does a Director of Product make?

Too few Director of Product postings state pay to publish a median yet: 2 of 3 open roles do, and we wait for 25.

Who is hiring for Director of Product roles?

3 open Director of Product roles from 3 employers.

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Director of Product in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Apply for Director of Product at NY Post on their site

Director of Product

NY Post

New York, NY

Listed on NY Post’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Apply for Director of Product at Prefect on their site

Director of Product

Prefect

Remote · $191,000 – $276,000

Listed on Prefect’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Director of Product, Governance & Compliance

Vanta

Remote U.S. · $286,000 – $336,000

Lead Vanta's product strategy for governance and compliance tools, focusing on autonomous audit workflows and enterprise trust management features. This role suits experienced product leaders who have built complex B2B systems, managed product teams, and thrive in fast-growing SaaS environments.

Listed on Vanta’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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