Senior Product Manager Jobs
388 senior pm jobs available
Salesforce Product Manager - Vice President
J.P. Morgan
Senior Product Manager
Made Tech
Senior Vice President, Product Owner (Global Collateral)
BNY
Vice President, POM Product Owner
BNY
Senior Product Owner / Product Manager
Barclays
(Senior) Product Owner
British Airways
Senior AI Product Manager
Virgin Media
Vice President, POM Product Owner
BNY
Vice President, Product Owner
BNY
Senior Product Manager
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Vice President, POM Product Owner I
BNY
Senior Product Owner
Verisk
Senior Vice President, Senior Product Owner
BNY
Sr. Director, IT Product Management – Post Sales and Partner Technology
MongoDB
Senior Product Manager
MongoDB
Senior Product Manager – IT Go-to-Market (Partner Management)
MongoDB
Senior Product Manager, Security and Threat Management
MongoDB
Senior Staff Product Manager, Query
MongoDB
Senior Data Product Manager, Product Telemetry
MongoDB
Senior Staff Product Manager, Query
MongoDB
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the salary range for Senior Product Managers?
Senior Product Manager salaries typically range from $150,000 to $250,000 base salary at top tech companies. Total compensation including equity and bonuses can reach $300,000-$450,000+ at companies like Google, Meta, and well-funded startups. Salaries vary by location, company size, and industry.
How many years of experience do you need to be a Senior PM?
Most Senior PM roles require 5-8 years of product management experience, though this varies by company. Some fast-growing startups may promote to Senior PM after 3-4 years, while large tech companies often have stricter leveling requirements. Demonstrated impact and leadership experience matter more than tenure alone.
What's the difference between Senior PM, Lead PM, and Director of Product?
Senior PM is typically an individual contributor role with ownership of significant product areas. Lead PM often involves mentoring other PMs while still being hands-on. Director of Product is a management role overseeing a team of PMs and defining product strategy for a business unit. Compensation and scope increase at each level.
What skills do Senior Product Managers need?
Senior PMs need strong strategic thinking, stakeholder management, data analysis, and the ability to influence without authority. They should excel at defining product vision, prioritization frameworks, cross-functional leadership, and mentoring junior PMs. Technical depth in their product domain is increasingly important.