Technical Product Manager Jobs
33 technical pm jobs available
Product Manager, AI Revenue Systems
Ramp
Technical Product Manager
Targeted Talent
Technical Product Manager
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Technical Product Manager
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Technical Product Manager
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Technical Product Manager
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Technical Product Manager
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Technical Product Manager
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Head of Product (Platform)
Solis Recruitment
Product Manager, Marketing Engineering
Product Owner (Platform & HR)
Moorepay
Technical Product Manager
TEKsystems
Sr Systems Engineer - Product Owner (Onsite)
Raytheon
Technical Product Manager
Geomiq
Head of Product (Platform)
Solis Recruitment
Technical Product Manager
Reed
Head of Product Engineering (Retail)
ClearCourse
Technical Product Manager
Barclays
Technical Product Manager
City Elite Transaction Services Ltd
Staff Product Manager, Platform Operations
Robinhood
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a TPM and a PM?
Technical Product Managers (TPMs) focus on technically complex products like APIs, infrastructure, developer tools, and platform services. They work more closely with engineering on system design and architecture decisions. Regular PMs focus more on user-facing features and business outcomes. TPMs typically have stronger technical backgrounds (often former engineers).
Do Technical Product Managers need to code?
TPMs don't typically write production code, but technical fluency is essential. Most TPMs can read code, write scripts or SQL, understand system architecture, and communicate effectively with engineers. Many TPMs have computer science degrees or previous engineering experience. Coding ability helps but deep technical understanding matters more.
What is the salary for Technical Product Managers?
TPM salaries are typically 10-20% higher than general PM roles. Mid-level TPMs earn $150,000-$220,000, while senior TPMs at FAANG companies can earn $250,000-$400,000+ total compensation. Companies with complex technical products (infrastructure, developer tools, cloud services) pay premium rates for technical product expertise.
How do I become a Technical Product Manager?
Common paths include: transitioning from software engineering to PM, getting PM experience then specializing in technical products, or joining a technical PM rotation program. Build technical projects, contribute to open source, and develop expertise in areas like APIs, cloud infrastructure, or developer tools. Technical certifications (AWS, GCP) can demonstrate credibility.