Sr. Product Manager - E2E Customer Journey

San Francisco, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 30+ days ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

MW Partners is currently seeking a Sr. Product Manager to work for our client who is a global leader in multimedia and creativity software products.

Responsibilities and duties:

Diagnose and frame journeys: Map end-to-end flows identify breakdowns and surface implications for customers and the business.
Drive closure with velocity: Create executive-ready narratives decks and artifacts that bring clarity and force action.
Facilitate cross-functional alignment: Lead discussions across Product Marketing and GTM teams ensuring tradeoffs and risks are clearly understood.
Balance data and insight: Size and prioritize opportunities using both quantitative analysis and qualitative input from customer interviews and user tests.
Ensure accountability: Track post-launch performance identify gaps and hold teams accountable for addressing customer friction.
Influence without authority: Shape executive decisions and organizational priorities through clarity persistence and strong storytelling.

Requirements:

MBA preferred (or equivalent practical experience).
5 years of experience in product management strategy or product marketing-ideally within consumer software.
Proven ability to manage through ambiguity assess tradeoffs and thoughtfully prioritize with imperfect data.
Strong experience producing executive-facing narratives and presentations that simplify complexity and influence decisions.
Excellent collaboration skills with a track record of aligning diverse stakeholders.
Familiarity with creative/design tools and workflows a plus

For a confidential discussion or to find out more contact Rucha Swain on or apply now.

MW Partners is currently seeking a Sr. Product Manager to work for our client who is a global leader in multimedia and creativity software products. Responsibilities and duties: Diagnose and frame journeys: Map end-to-end flows identify breakdowns and surface implications for customers and the busi...