Sr. Product Manager

As a Sr. Product Manager at OpenGov, your responsibilities include defining the product vision and roadmap for our UI components, collaborating with engineering and design teams, developing business cases, and maintaining strong relationships with internal customers. You’ll also analyze metrics to measure success and stay up-to-date with industry trends, ensuring that our products lead the way in technology and usability.

To become a Sr. Product Manager at OpenGov, you’ll need a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field, along with substantial experience in technical product management—typically around 3+ years with a focus on UI components. Additionally, you should have at least 8 years of program or project management experience, alongside strong analytical, collaboration, and communication skills.

OpenGov prides itself on being a Top Workplace, fostering an inclusive and supportive culture. We emphasize collaboration, continual feedback, and professional growth. As a Sr. Product Manager, you will work alongside passionate individuals who are committed to making a difference while enjoying comprehensive benefits and wellness programs.

OpenGov's unique blend of mission-driven work, impressive growth trajectory, and an award-winning culture makes it an exceptional employer for Sr. Product Managers. We are consistently recognized for our workplace environment and commitment to cloud innovation, providing a platform where you can make a significant impact while developing professionally.

As a Sr. Product Manager at OpenGov, you will collaborate with a dynamic team that includes engineering, design, sales, and customer success professionals. This cross-functional environment encourages creativity and teamwork, ensuring that every voice is heard and innovative ideas are able to flourish.

Absolutely! OpenGov is dedicated to the continuous growth of our employees, especially in key roles like Sr. Product Manager. We offer various opportunities for skill development, mentorship, and career advancement, empowering you to take charge of your professional journey while contributing to our mission.

The typical salary range for a Sr. Product Manager at OpenGov is between $142,800 and $161,000 per year. This figure reflects base salary plus a portion of variable compensation tied to individual and company performance, indicating the value we place on your contribution to our mission and success.

When answering this question, highlight specific examples of past projects where you managed or contributed to UI component platforms. Discuss your role in defining the vision, roadmap, and how your decisions led to tangible results, showcasing your expertise in managing technical requirements effectively.

A strong response should include your methodology for prioritization, such as using customer feedback, market analysis, and strategic alignment with company goals. Discuss tools or frameworks you've used, and provide an example of how prioritizing certain features led to positive user engagement or satisfaction metrics.

Discuss your approach to fostering open communication channels among teams, sharing insights, and coordinating efforts. Mention any tools or practices you use to facilitate collaboration, such as regular meetings, digital platforms for feedback, and creating transparency in project status.

Detail your experience with data analysis, including what metrics you've found most valuable. Discuss specific tools you use for data gathering and interpretation, and provide an example of a past decision that significantly benefited from data insights.

Communicate your strategies for gathering feedback, how to assess its value, and methods for incorporating it into the product development process. Provide an example of a time when stakeholder feedback led to a crucial adjustment in your product strategy.

Highlight your familiarity and experience with agile principles, including how you've applied them to enhance product development cycles. Discuss specific techniques like sprints, stand-ups, and retrospectives to showcase your adaptability and commitment to continuous improvement.

Select a project that reflects significant challenges, detailing the nature of those obstacles and the strategies you employed to overcome them. Focus on your leadership and problem-solving abilities, including how you rallied your team and communicated with stakeholders.

Discuss your methods for user research, including surveys, interviews, and usability testing. Explain how you translate user insights into actionable product features and ensure that the voice of the user is central to your product development process.

Express your passion for continuous learning and how you stay informed about industry developments, whether through attending conferences, participating in online communities, or consuming relevant publications. Highlight any recent trends you've implemented or considered in your work.

Provide a clear outline of key performance indicators (KPIs) you would set to measure the success of UI components, such as usability scores, user satisfaction rates, or loading times. Be sure to mention any past project metrics you've analyzed successfully.