Principal Product Manager
maintainx seeks a highly accomplished Principal Product Manager to join our dynamic team in Toronto. This role is pivotal in defining the go-to-market strategy for our core product suite. You will own the product lifecycle from concept to launch, collaborating with cross-functional teams to solve complex business problems through superior technology solutions. Responsibilities include conducting deep user interviews, synthesizing market data, and creating actionable roadmaps that drive significant revenue growth. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical thinking, a passion for exceptional UX, and the ability to lead major initiatives independently in a hybrid setting. We are looking for a strategic thinker who can translate ambiguity into clear, impactful product requirements.
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240
Duration
Permanent
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