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Lead Product Manager

iStaff

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Southlake, TX · Posted October 30, 2026

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Lead Product Manager, Digital Products

Direct Reports: 2 Digital Product Managers

Location: Office, home-office, or remote environment (occasional business travel may be required)

We are seeking a Lead Product Manager to drive product management across our digital product pods. You will translate strategy and business priorities into coordinated roadmaps, delivery plans, and measurable outcomes. In addition to managing and developing two Product Managers, you will align priorities and dependencies across pods and partner closely with cross-functional teams (Engineering, Design, Research, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success) to ensure products meet customer needs and business goals.

Key Responsibilities

Roadmap & Strategy: Own ongoing coordination, prioritization, sequencing, and trade-offs across digital product roadmaps, balancing customer needs, technical dependencies, and capacity.

People Leadership: Manage, coach, and develop two Digital Product Managers, establishing clear expectations, providing feedback, and supporting growth.

Execution & Delivery: Translate priorities into clear requirements, milestones, and measurable outcomes; partner with Engineering to optimize Agile delivery, backlog health, and architectural trade-offs.

Cross-Functional Collaboration: Align with go-to-market, research, and design teams on product requirements, launch considerations, and dependencies.

Data & Optimization: Monitor product adoption, engagement, and performance metrics using analytics and user insights to inform future decisions and standardize best practices.

Innovation: Promote effective, responsible practices and technology adoption (including AI tools) within product workflows.

What You’ll Bring

Education & Experience: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field (or equivalent experience), with 7+ years of progressive product management or digital leadership experience in software, SaaS, or EdTech.

Leadership: Proven experience directly managing, coaching, and developing Product Managers or Product Owners.

Strategic & Technical Acumen: Demonstrated ability to manage multi-pod roadmaps, navigate technical dependencies with Engineering, and translate strategy into measurable outcomes.

Core Competencies: Strong command of Agile frameworks, product discovery, backlog management, and product analytics.

Domain Expertise: Experience in EdTech, education-related environments, transitioning products/services to SaaS, or maturing product-management practices is a strong plus.