Top Hybrid Product Manager Jobs in Boston, MA

Drive product development for Mastercard’s commerce media and AdTech solutions. Responsibilities include defining product concepts, requirements, roadmaps, MVPs, workflows, and technical features; partnering with Engineering, Data Science, CX&D, TPMs, and business stakeholders; supporting go-to-market strategy and business cases; conducting market research; managing global workstreams; and mentoring junior product managers.

Own the insurance product vision, strategy, roadmap, and full lifecycle for small business customers. Lead agile delivery, business cases, test-and-learn initiatives, regulatory and carrier compliance, competitor analysis, and profitable growth across state portfolios. Partner with technology, marketing, and legal teams, communicate product strategies to stakeholders, mentor junior employees, and improve internal processes using SQL, Looker, and Amplitude insights.

Lead finance-focused digital product strategy and execution by obsessing over customer needs, translating business strategy into consumer-facing solutions, leveraging technology, resolving complex product problems, and leading cross-functional teams to deliver measurable outcomes.

Own product strategy and roadmap for automotive dealer inventory merchandising, listing creation, and syndication across CarGurus and third-party channels. Translate dealer workflows and data into intuitive product experiences, partner with Engineering, Design, Analytics, Data Science, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success, and improve listing quality, distribution reliability, adoption, and performance. Identify opportunities for AI and automation while leading discovery, delivery, launch, measurement, and iteration.

Own high-impact product initiatives across Peaksware’s music brands, modernize content infrastructure, investigate customer and product needs, and partner with engineering and design to ship measurable outcomes. The role also evaluates AI opportunities, automates financial analysis, and develops shared infrastructure across acquired businesses. Over time, the Product Manager will enter newly acquired companies, diagnose product and business needs, establish priorities, and drive product strategy.

Own the technical roadmap, backlog, architecture direction, and delivery execution for Takeda’s AI-native large molecule discovery software products. Partner with business, scientific, engineering, data, and ML leaders to translate discovery workflows into scalable technical requirements and releases. Manage Agile delivery, technical risks, integrations, KPIs, external development partners, and architectural alignment across scientific platforms. Apply biology and laboratory workflow expertise to guide AI-enabled product development and technical trade-offs.

Supports and advances traditional fund administration products by executing product strategy and roadmaps, developing new offerings, managing client and stakeholder relationships, tracking business opportunities, reviewing change requests, assessing profitability, overseeing vendors, and maintaining risk and control processes. The role also requires industry engagement through conferences, whitepapers, and panels, plus collaboration across operations, technology, sales, finance, legal, and service teams.

Leads the vision, roadmap, and delivery of Distribution and Marketing data products on Snowflake. Translates business needs into backlogs, epics, and user stories; prioritizes work; guides engineering squads; and embeds governance, security, compliance, and AI readiness. Partners with business and technical stakeholders, evaluates build-versus-buy opportunities, monitors product KPIs, resolves data issues, and drives continuous improvement across complex initiatives.

Own the vision, roadmap, and end-to-end delivery of Exposure Management product capabilities. Translate customer and technical requirements into prioritized specifications, guide features from discovery through launch and sunset, and drive measurable business outcomes. Partner cross-functionally with engineering, UX, go-to-market, customer success, and threat research teams. Engage customers, secure leadership alignment, make data-informed decisions, and mentor product team members.

Own the Traffic Shaping product area, analyzing large datasets and experiments to guide prioritization and product recommendations. Define problems, requirements, user stories, and feature improvements while partnering with Engineering and Data Science through launch and validation. Improve product operations and workflows, communicate insights clearly, and make data-informed decisions amid uncertainty. The role requires product management experience, analytical judgment, technical fluency including SQL, strong communication, ownership, and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.