Product Director, Ecosystem & Partnerships

Life360Consumer Tech

Remote, USAFull-TimeDirector

Salary201500 - 294500 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 12+ years

Requirements

12+ years of product management experience
Reached staff, principal, or director-level IC scope
Demonstrated track record of building new products or lines of business from zero
Experience with 0→1 product development
Experience working on or alongside partnerships, BD, or platform/ecosystem strategy at a consumer or B2C technology company
Strong strategic thinker
Comfort with ambiguity and rapid learning cycles
Communicates complex strategy clearly and persuasively
Collaborative
Familiarity with API-driven integrations, platform partnerships, or connected hardware ecosystems (plus)
Familiarity with AI-native development environments and product development tools
Experience working in a fast-moving, mission-driven consumer tech company (preferred)

Responsibilities

Partner with the VP of Product and BD leadership to define and evolve Life360’s ecosystem strategy
Develop a structured hypothesis framework for evaluating partnership and integration opportunities
Design and run rapid experiments to test the value of specific partner verticals and JTBDs
Work directly with external partners to define integration scopes, align on value propositions, and shape product experiences
Synthesize learnings from experiments and partner conversations into clear recommendations
Build internal business cases for future ecosystem investments, working with Finance, Legal, and Engineering
Serve as the connective tissue between BD, Product, and Engineering
Stay close to the competitive landscape and emerging trends in family tech, connected devices, and digital ecosystems

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