Lead Product Manager

Movable Ink

. Own the product strategy and roadmap for Movable Ink's Behavioral decisioning layer across Da Vinci and Studio .

Posted 11/9/2026full-timeRemote • CanadaSenior💰 CA$134,700 - CA$175,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in product strategy and roadmap development, particularly in behavioral decisioning systems. Strong ability to translate complex technical concepts into actionable product requirements while maintaining clear communication across cross-functional teams.

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Product Management ExperienceTechnical Product OwnershipEvent-Driven Systems UnderstandingCross-Functional CollaborationCustomer Advocacy

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Hard Skills

Product StrategyBehavioral DecisioningRequirements TranslationConfiguration Model DefinitionPattern DetectionData PersistenceTrigger Library DevelopmentStateful LogicIntegration ContractsBehavioral Use Case Prioritization

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationStrong PrioritizationCustomer-Focused ApproachNavigating AmbiguityStakeholder Engagement

Industry Keywords

Cross-Functional StakeholdersEngineering CollaborationFast-Moving EnvironmentsDeclarative Pattern FrameworkSemantic Labeling

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the product strategy and roadmap for Movable Ink's Behavioral decisioning layer across Da Vinci and Studio
Partner with engineering to define and evolve the trigger library, stateful contact context model, declarative pattern framework, and suppression and eligibility controls
Establish and maintain product scope and integration contracts with dependent teams including events, data persistence, semantic labeling, and delivery
Identify and prioritize high-value behavioral use cases using customer insight, commercial input, and data
Translate behavioral use cases into well-scoped requirements for engineering
Define the configuration model and taxonomy for the declarative pattern framework
Enable new behavioral signals to be created without engineering involvement
Advocate for customers in interactions and decisions

Requirements

What you’ll need

7+ years of product management experience working directly with engineering and cross-functional stakeholders
Demonstrated ownership of a technical product domain
Ability to reason about event-driven systems, stateful logic, and time-windowed pattern detection at a conceptual level
Ability to translate technical concepts into clear product requirements
Strong prioritization skills
Ability to navigate ambiguous ownership boundaries and establish durable cross-team contracts
Clear communication across engineering, CX, sales, and executive stakeholders
Experience partnering closely with engineering in ambiguous, fast-moving environments
Customer-focused approach

Benefits

Comp & perks

Additional bonus depending on the position ultimately offered
Full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits
Diverse and inclusive culture
Equal opportunity employment