Product Manager
software technologyPensacola (FL)
About the role
Waterpark Attraction Development Manager Will be responsible for overseeing the development and delivery of waterpark attractions, experiences, and programming for new Mexico park development ensuring that execution aligns with the product's established vision, strategy, and guest experience expectations. Ideal candidate brings hands-on experience developing & delivering attractions, strong judgment around decision-making and escalation, and the ability to keep complex development moving forward efficiently in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Work closely with Construction, Operations, and Architecture & Design teams to ensure that design intent is carried through execution and that construction outcomes align with the intended guest experience and operational feasibility.3–5 years of experience in product development, attractions development, experience design, or a related field. Strongly preferred experience in theme parks and waterparks. Proven experience developing physical guest experiences or attractions. Experience working closely with Construction, Architects & Designers, and Creative partners. Experience leading and overseeing a team.
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