7,213 Product manager jobs in United States
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- REGIONAL SALES MANAGER / AeroTec-AC Product Specialist, Eastern US
DL Manufacturing3.8 ★Columbia, SCEasy Apply18d - 30d+
- 30d+
- Associate Product Manager – Kitchen Appliances
Thetford LLC & Norcold LLC3.2 ★Ann Arbor, MI$71K - $100K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply13d - Product Manager - Fiber Optics
Radiall USA, Inc.4 ★Tualatin, OR$69K - $113K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply30d+ - After Sales & Product Support Manager
Big Dutchman, Inc.4 ★Holland, MI$70K - $80K (Employer est.)Easy Apply26d - 11d
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- Product Manager - Digital Products (Hybrid)
JLG Industries Inc3.7 ★Hagerstown, MD$82K - $121K (Glassdoor est.)30d+ - Solar PV Product Manager
All Weather Insulated Panels3.1 ★Vacaville, CA$120K - $140K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Titanium Product Sales Manager
Allied Titanium, Inc.2.6 ★Sequim, WA$60K - $120K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
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- Product Manager - Plastics and Chemical SegmentThayer Scale - Hyer Industries, Inc.Pembroke, MA$85K - $105K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- 10d
- Product Owner / Business Analyst
CGI Group, Inc.3.9 ★Plymouth Meeting, PA$75K - $102K (Glassdoor est.)12d - Product Manager - Primary Care (Compression Textiles)
Medline Industries Inc3.6 ★Northfield, IL$52K - $79K (Glassdoor est.)30d+
Job Outlook for Product Manager
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchDemand for product managers remains strong. Digital transformations in the commerce and the financial services industries are driving current job growth, but a variety of industries from technology to manufacturing employ product managers. Product managers must excel both interpersonally and technically, as their role involves a mixture of communications, operations, data analysis and strategic thinking. There is no established career path, but typical qualifications include a bachelor's degree and work experience in either business or engineering. Graduate degrees in management-related fields and online certification programs are becoming increasingly popular.
Frequently asked questions
See what companies on Glassdoor are looking for when it comes to new product manager talent. Learn the requirements and responsibilities of entry-level product manager jobs to find your ideal team and work environment. Already have experience in the field? Skip ahead to senior product manager positions to leverage your work history for a higher salary.
Larger companies often have contract or part-time product manager openings to supplement their existing teams on specific product launches or initiatives. To maximize your work flexibility, explore remote product manager spots that let you work from the comfort of your home office. Remember to check the listing to see if in-office days are required.
Another way to prepare for your upcoming job hunt is to brush up on common product manager interview questions from professionals who have successfully entered the field.
Working as a product manager takes strong leadership, planning, communication, and organizational skills to see a project through. It's important that you find a position with pay that reflects this.
- The first step is to think locally and see what product manager salaries nearby companies are paying before expanding your search to other cities and states.
- Now that you have a good salary range, examine your experience and what others at similar points in their product manager career are making.
- Finally, create a list of your top skills that match the job description and requirements of positions you're most interested in.
With product market accessibility being almost universal in today's world, product managers can command more benefits and compensation to supplement their base salaries. Depending on the type of product manager role you assume, you can expect perks such as:
- Company stock options or discounted shares
- Project bonuses based on the performance of a product designed under your management
- Flexible work options including remote work or covered travel to visit production sites or hold stakeholder meetings
Larger companies may also have other brands under their umbrella that can provide you with extra opportunities for your product manager career to expand.
