Product Manager

Outset, San Francisco

What you will do

Set direction and make tradeoffs. Balance immediate needs with longer-term goals. Connect customer problems to business impact, prioritizing work that improves adoption, retention, and expansion.
Start with customer evidence. Use customer interviews, product usage, and Sales and Customer Success feedback to identify the problems worth solving.
Build with engineering and design. Shape solutions, test assumptions, clarify requirements, and resolve open questions.
Own product quality. Test what you ship, catch confusing workflows and edge cases, and follow through on fixes.
Lead launch readiness. Equip customer-facing teams with positioning, demos, and launch materials that support adoption.
Measure and iterate. Define success, track customer outcomes, and decide what to improve next.

Typically 5+ years of product management experience, including at least 2 years owning product decisions for B2B software.

Outset, San Francisco

$200K–$230K

a year

This base pay is near the median for product management jobs in the Bay Area with no level in the job title.

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Set direction and make tradeoffs. Balance immediate needs with longer-term goals. Connect customer problems to business impact, prioritizing work that improves adoption, retention, and expansion.
Start with customer evidence. Use customer interviews, product usage, and Sales and Customer Success feedback to identify the problems worth solving.
Build with engineering and design. Shape solutions, test assumptions, clarify requirements, and resolve open questions.
Own product quality. Test what you ship, catch confusing workflows and edge cases, and follow through on fixes.
Lead launch readiness. Equip customer-facing teams with positioning, demos, and launch materials that support adoption.
Measure and iterate. Define success, track customer outcomes, and decide what to improve next.

Typically 5+ years of product management experience, including at least 2 years owning product decisions for B2B software.