Director of Product, Homebuyer & Estimator Experiences

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HigharcConstruction Tech

Remote (United States)Full-TimeDirector

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Experience: 8+ years of product management experience, 4+ years of people management experience

Requirements

8+ years of product management experience, including leading multiple product areas or teams
4+ years of people management experience, including coaching and developing product managers
Track record of shipping products that drive measurable business outcomes across customer experience, operations, or commerce workflows
Experience with product led growth
Pair strong product thinking with strong design judgment, ensuring effective, scalable, intuitive, cohesive, and high-quality experiences
Experience leading cross functional teams across Product, Engineering, Design, Data, and GTM partners
Strong product instincts for both user facing experiences and backend workflow or operational systems
Ability to balance short term execution with long term product strategy in a fast moving environment
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Comfort working across ambiguity and complexity
Experience in consumer products, marketplaces, ecommerce, purchasing, or supplier workflows (plus)
Experience in construction technology, homebuilding, design software, or related vertical products (plus)
Familiarity with AI powered workflows, recommendation systems, visualization tools, or estimating products (plus)

Responsibilities

Define the vision, strategy, and execution for products related to homebuyer exploration and configuration, and supplier/builder estimation and readiness.
Lead product efforts across Estimate and Showroom, shaping connected experiences.
Build and manage a strong team of product managers, fostering growth and high-quality outcomes.
Own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for Showroom and Estimate.
Shape the end-to-end experience for homebuyer selection/configuration and builder estimation/decision-making.
Lead the integration of AI using proprietary models and homebuilding data to power intelligent plan design, options, recommendations, and workflows.
Own key metrics across the buyer journey, accountable for conversion, engagement, product adoption, and business impact.
Drive product-led growth for key products.
Work closely with internal and external stakeholders to understand market needs, validate opportunities, and bring new capabilities to market.
Mentor and develop product managers to strengthen the product organization.
Stay on top of industry trends and emerging technologies, including AI, recommendation systems, visualization, supplier workflows, shopping experiences, and residential construction.

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