Growth Product Managers focus on measurable impact across the user lifecycle. They design experiments, optimize funnels, and identify growth opportunities that improve acquisition, engagement, and monetization. Strong use of metrics and experimentation helps them prioritize high impact initiatives and connect product strategy with business results.

Driving user acquisition, activation, retention, and revenue through experimentation, funnels, and scalable growth systems.

Growth Product Manager

Technical Product Managers work closely with engineering teams to define requirements, manage tradeoffs, and guide technical decisions. Their focus includes system design, scalability, and reliable delivery. By translating business goals into technical solutions, they ensure products are maintainable and aligned with long term platform strategy.

Building complex technical products with strong engineering collaboration, system thinking, and delivery ownership.

Technical Product Manager

Data Product Managers lead products where data is the core value. They define metrics, analytics capabilities, and data flows that support decision making. Their role includes aligning teams on data definitions, ensuring data quality, and turning insights into actionable product improvements.

Creating data driven products that turn insights, metrics, and analytics into business value.

Data Product Manager

AI Product Managers lead products built on machine learning and intelligent systems. They define AI use cases, manage experimentation, and balance user value with data and model constraints. Their work ensures AI powered products are effective, scalable, and aligned with real user needs.

Designing AI-powered products by combining user needs, data, and model-driven capabilities.

AI Product Manager

Product Marketing Managers focus on how products are understood, adopted, and valued by customers. They define positioning, messaging, and value propositions, and work closely with product teams to translate features into customer benefits. Their role connects market insights, launch planning, and performance tracking to ensure products resonate with the right audience and support business growth.

Positioning products clearly in the market by connecting customer needs, messaging, and go to market execution.

Product Marketing Manager

Product Ops Managers enable effective product execution by improving how product teams work. They focus on processes, rituals, tooling, and cross team alignment. Their responsibilities include supporting roadmapping, prioritization, metrics consistency, and stakeholder communication. By reducing friction and increasing clarity, they help product organizations scale efficiently and make better decisions.

Optimizing product processes, tools, and workflows to help product teams operate at scale.