Top Remote Senior Level Product Manager Jobs in Boston, MA

Drives product convergence, legacy book consolidation, and specialty product development for personal lines insurance. Responsibilities include researching new product concepts, analyzing customer and competitor insights, defining requirements, managing roadmaps and project plans, coordinating pilots, tracking risks and dependencies, and building stakeholder consensus. The role partners with product, delivery, technology, and experience teams to operationalize go-forward offerings and support business simplification.

Owns core product areas across the full lifecycle, from discovery and strategy through execution, launch, and iteration. Conducts customer research, workflow analysis, usability testing, competitive research, and data analysis. Partners closely with engineering and design to deliver scalable user experiences, defines success metrics and instrumentation, and supports launches through messaging and cross-functional readiness. The role also requires hands-on AI experience and operates in a high-ownership, low-structure B2B SaaS environment.

Own the product strategy and delivery for a scalable data ingestion platform serving rostering, English learner program, and assessment data across 2,000 districts. Partner with Engineering, Data Operations, and stakeholders to investigate complex data workflows, conduct user research and analysis, define product opportunities, manage technical tradeoffs, drive execution and go-to-market enablement, and deliver outcomes for internal teams and education customers.

Owns product strategy, roadmap, prioritization, release planning, and commercial enablement for InterQual Connect and InterQual Medical Review Service. Responsibilities include managing platform integrations, partner relationships, PRDs, intake and triage, release calendars, customer and market insights, product positioning, sales enablement, and healthcare interoperability requirements. The role requires extensive product management experience, technical integration expertise, and knowledge of HL7 FHIR and related standards.

Responsible for end-to-end product management, collaborating across teams to deliver software solutions and enhance user experiences, especially using AI tools.

The Senior Technical Product Manager II will oversee the execution of Security Products workstreams, focusing on customer needs, engineering collaboration, and communication of product value and updates.

Lead growth for Arc Network and Circle platform products by driving developer and user adoption, designing growth loops, building developer-facing tooling (APIs/SDKs), coordinating cross-functional launches, ensuring regulatory alignment, and scaling ecosystem integrations across chains and protocols.

Own the strategic vision and roadmap for Coursera’s AI-driven search experience. Lead conversational search, personalization, semantic and multilingual search, ranking, and discovery improvements. Partner with engineering, design, research, data science, ML, marketing, and partnerships teams to deliver scalable platform capabilities. Use experimentation, market analysis, KPIs, and customer insights to improve conversion, merchandising, learner experience, and revenue.

Owns the full lifecycle of an assigned GIS product or business system, including discovery, strategy, roadmap recommendations, backlog prioritization, requirements, delivery partnership, user acceptance testing, release readiness, adoption, and outcome measurement. Translates business needs between stakeholders and technical teams, makes day-to-day product decisions, manages dependencies and trade-offs, and recommends roadmap investments within established strategic and architectural guidelines.

Lead communications infrastructure strategy and roadmaps across optical, switching, smart NIC/DPU, Satcom, and Enterprise AI platforms. Define make-vs-partner approaches, drive partnerships, translate market and customer insights into product requirements, coordinate cross-functional execution, and support go-to-market, manufacturability, and financial metrics.