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Product Manager

Posted 35 days ago

talenerOak Ridge (NJ)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$160,000 – $170,000

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About the role

Job ID: AD920817923Location: Hoboken, NJ
Job Type: Permanent
Pay: $160000 - $170000
Posted: 2026-09-23 Our client is a global leader in enterprise digital solutions and tech-driven platforms. They are seeking a Senior Product Manager to own and modernize core capabilities within their mission-critical platform. In this hands-on role, you will leverage continuous discovery to transform key platform workflows powering digital experiences globally.
Job Title: Product Manager
Salary: $160,000 – $170,000 base + 15% target bonus
Location: Hoboken, NJ (Hybrid: 3 days/week onsite)
Core Responsibilities & Qualifications 4+ years of PM experience with direct ownership over a defined product capability or feature set. Demonstrated discovery skills – running interviews and usability sessions to validate problems before building. Proven experience partnering with engineering and design in an iterative delivery model. Strong data fluency – comfortable defining metrics, tracking instrumentation, and analyzing behavioral data. Clear, structured written communication and outcome-driven product experience. Hands-on familiarity with modern AI tools in daily product workflows. Background in enterprise content systems, workflow automation, or SaaS tools. Experience in digital media, SaaS, or high-volume content environments. Familiarity with web accessibility (WCAG), internationalization, or broader ML/AI applications. If interested in learning more, please apply directly or reach out to Landers Clayton w/ Talener @ lclayton@talener.com

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