Staff Product Operations Manager

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Stack Overflow

US, Canada, UK, and GermanyFull-TimeStaff

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Experience: 8+ years

Requirements

8+ years in Product Operations, specifically in a senior-level or closely related role
Experience in a high-growth software environment
Demonstrated experience owning and improving end-to-end product development processes (research through release)
Deep familiarity with Jira and modern product development workflows
Strong systems thinker who builds operating models that scale without adding unnecessary overhead
Influencer who drives change without direct authority
Data literate (knows what's missing, ensures measurement, helps others act on it)
Ideally, formal accreditations in product operations or a related field
Experience leading a real process transformation
Understanding of how AI is changing product development workflows

Responsibilities

Drive, own, and be accountable for the end-to-end operational engine connecting research, design, engineering, pricing, and go-to-market into a high-velocity product development process.
Partner with Product, Design, and Engineering leadership to drive strategy and ensure clear ownership, handoffs, and quality standards throughout the product development lifecycle.
Identify and improve process breakdowns from research and discovery through pricing and release.
Manage planning visibility and reliability, including Jira governance, roadmap alignment, sprint cadences, and operating rhythms.
Ensure clear, actionable visibility into key metrics like deployment frequency, product outcomes, adoption, and cost.
Coordinate cross-functional alignment across Product, Design, Engineering, and Product Marketing to manage dependencies and decision-making.

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