Senior Principal Product Manager, New Initiatives

CA, CO, CT, Washington, D.C., FL, GA, IL, KS, MA, MD, MO, NC, NV, NY, OR, PA, RI, SC, TX, VA, WA, and WI.Full-TimePrincipal

Salary144200 - 230000 USD per year

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Experience: 10+ years

Requirements

10+ years of product management experience in B2B SaaS
Demonstrated track record of taking products from 0 to 1 through launch, monetization, and scale
Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to build and iterate quickly without compromising quality
Proven experience defining and leading product strategy for a major customer-facing product area or new line of business
Ability to set vision and roadmap with minimal oversight
Deep comfort operating through substantial ambiguity; thriving when strategy is not yet defined
Ability to translate uncertainty into clear direction for teams
Demonstrated ability to influence and align senior leaders across engineering, data science, design, sales, and customer success as a strategic partner
Experience building products that serve enterprise buyers, ideally engineering leaders
Strong understanding of how large organizations evaluate, adopt, and expand new solutions
Strong analytical foundation with experience leveraging data to inform product decisions
Experience building customer-facing analytics, benchmarking, or data products is a strong plus
Ability to set longer-range prioritization aligned to company goals
Ability to reduce complexity and consistently focus the most important work across competing demands
Strong curiosity about AI and its implications for how talent is evaluated and hired

Responsibilities

Define and own the end-to-end product strategy for a new strategic initiative that leverages Karat's core interview platform, proprietary dataset, and domain expertise to serve new buyer personas and unlock new revenue streams
Lead the initiative from concept through launch and scale; identify market opportunities, validate demand, define the core value proposition, and ship an initial product that establishes a new category for Karat
Partner closely with engineering, data science, and UX to deliver sophisticated, enterprise-grade experiences
Drive alignment across multiple functions and senior leaders to secure resources, resolve trade-offs, and maintain velocity on a high-priority, high-ambiguity initiative
Set prioritization direction across your domain and influence prioritization decisions across peer leaders and teams
Serve as the product voice in executive customer conversations, translating complex capabilities into compelling business value for senior engineering and talent leaders at large enterprises
Shape how Karat's extensive interview performance dataset is leveraged to deliver differentiated value; design products that provide customers with actionable intelligence, benchmarking, and analytics that inform workforce strategy and drive measurable outcomes
Establish the operational foundations for a new product line, including success metrics, feedback loops, and iteration cadences that enable rapid learning and durable, scalable cross-functional solutions

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