Skill
Roadmapping
Project Management and Productivity Tools
Roadmapping is the process of creating a visual, time-based plan that outlines the strategic direction, priorities, and milestones for a product, project, or organization. Product managers, engineering leads, and executives use roadmaps to align stakeholders on what will be built or delivered and when, balancing customer needs, business goals, and technical constraints. Roadmaps are typically living documents that get revised as priorities and market conditions shift.
Open roles requiring Roadmapping (2)
Product Manager - BioNeMo Inference
NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $148,000 – $224,250
This role combines product management with deep technical expertise to shape NVIDIA's BioNeMo inference platform, which powers AI-driven drug discovery and biology research. It's suited to someone with a strong background in software engineering or machine learning who wants to transition into product leadership while staying hands-on with cutting-edge AI technology.
Listed on NVIDIA’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Product Manager Lead (Front End)
Rothy's
Full-time · New York, NY · $236,000 – $287,000
A director-level product leadership role overseeing the product strategy and team development for Rothy's ecommerce, retail, and wholesale operations. This suits experienced product leaders who excel at cross-functional collaboration, team mentorship, and translating business goals into customer-focused digital strategies across multiple channels.
Listed on Rothy's’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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