Senior Product Manager

Role overview Define and deliver customer-centered product outcomes in a core area of a procure-to-pay platform. The Senior Product Manager sets direction for a product domain, identifies high-impact customer problems, and guides a cross-functional team from discovery through delivery. The role calls for strong domain ownership, close partnership with engineering and design, and comfort working in an AI-enabled product development environment.

Responsibilities - Set priorities around customer and business outcomes, aligning the team’s work with strategic goals. - Develop product strategy and make informed decisions within an owned domain, drawing on customer insight and internal expertise. - Represent customer needs and ensure solutions improve their experience and deliver value. - Partner day to day with engineering and design, and coordinate with teams across the organization. - Use rapid prototyping, experimentation, and AI tools to explore and deliver solutions efficiently. - Provide clear direction that balances customer needs, technical constraints, and business objectives.

Requirements - At least five years of product management experience in SaaS, financial technology, or a related field. - Product ownership experience across the procure-to-pay lifecycle, with deep expertise in procurement or accounts payable. - Demonstrated ability to deliver meaningful business and customer outcomes in a fast-moving environment. - Experience working in empowered cross-functional teams with engineering and design. - Strong communication, collaboration, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills. - Ability to take ownership of a product domain and connect decisions to strategic goals. - Familiarity with AI-enabled product development and rapid experimentation.

Benefits and work setup The organization is remote-first, with flexible hours and work-from-anywhere arrangements within Canada. Benefits include extended health, vision and dental coverage, an employee assistance program, a health and wellness spending account, and stock options. The source also describes volunteer opportunities and inclusion-focused community initiatives.