Sr. Product Manager

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Senior Product Manager 

Location: Austin, Texas or Phoenix, AZ (United States) 

Department: Product, SiteOwl (Building Technology Solutions) 

Reports To: Director of Product, SiteOwl 

 

Position Summary 

SiteOwl is seeking an experienced Senior Product Manager to own a significant area of the platform and define its future direction. This role partners closely with Engineering, Design, Customer Success, and Sales to carry a product area from discovery through delivery, and to measure outcomes after release. 

The role serves two distinct user profiles: Security Integrators and Security Teams. Security Integrators design and install electronic security systems, including cameras, card readers, and intrusion panels. Security Teams own and rely on these systems to maintain safe environments. SiteOwl captures all of this. Systems are designed on floor plans, installations are run from the field, every device lands in an inventory that is actually accurate, and maintenance is tracked instead of forgotten. The Senior Product Manager owns the roadmap, requirements, and outcomes for one or more platform areas. The role requires strong written communication, sound decision-making judgment, and end-to-end ownership through refinement, build, and release. 

This role is based in either Austin, TX or Phoenix, AZ 

 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Own the roadmap and backlog for assigned platform areas, with accountability for outcomes and delivery. 

  • Conduct ongoing discovery with customers, including integrator project managers, field technicians, security directors, and support teams. 

  • Synthesize customer input, support data, and sales feedback into prioritized, defensible roadmap decisions. 

  • Author clear requirements for engineering, including problem definition, user context, scope, edge cases, and rationale. 

  • Partner with Design teams on user flows and mockups. 

  • Maintain ownership through refinement, build, and release rather than handing off specifications. 

  • Manage backlog scope and sequencing. 

  • Make and communicate prioritization tradeoffs, including declining requests with clear rationale. 

  • Define success criteria before launch and evaluate outcomes against them post-launch.