CivicActions is a mission-minded company. We focus on helping the government deliver better services through modern software practices. We work in cross-functional, agile teams and communicate openly and honestly. We encourage a balanced, autonomous lifestyle. We are looking for others like us with a true passion for using technology to change our world positively.

We are looking for a Senior Product Manager who can translate product vision into prioritized deliverables focused on impact & outcomes. In this role you will be responsible for being the lead storyteller and manager of the end-to-end success of digital products that integrate the needs of the people using government software and our client stakeholder goals.

This position is fully remote (work from home) and requires a federal background investigation. Starting in this role is contingent upon you passing the adjudication process with the federal government which can take 4-8 weeks.

Responsibilities:

Build strong relationships with the project team, our clients, and everyone within the product management practice area creating trust and guiding decision-making
Work and collaborate with a team of engineers, designers, quality assurance, accessibility, and business stakeholders to capture and translate needs into deliverables
Facilitate meetings with clients to understand product users, priorities, product principles, and features to get their feedback and buy-in
Make decisions about priorities, complexity, user needs, business value, and timeline to define the overall product roadmap
Own the product backlog, ensuring it aligns with the scope and vision outline in the product roadmap through refinement and beyond
Be a champion of the user experience
Cultivate a collaborative and mission driven team culture

Qualifications:

Nine (9) years of experience roadmapping and shipping successful digital products in an agile environment
Three (3) years of experience working for federal government agencies (e.g., DHHS, NSF, VA, DOE, DOD, etc.) in a product management role
Bachelor degree or equivalent of four (4) additional years of digital services experience
Certification in Product Management with a focus on IT, Agile, or similar
Experience managing communications and expectations between multiple high-performing teams and stakeholders
Experience with the end-to-end operational process of guiding a product or service throughout its entire product life cycle
Demonstrated ability to communicate and operationalize best practices while developing products and services
Experience with Agile

Salary Range

$120,000 - $130,000 USD per Year

Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience

Residency Requirement

For this role, you must be a current U.S. resident and have lived here for 3 out of the past 5 years.

Location

We are a completely remote team within the United States. We ask that you have a dedicated workspace and fast internet.

Why CivicActions

People who are well taken care of can be more balanced, productive, and happy.

We are and always will be a fully remote team.
100% company-paid medical/dental/vision/life/disability with 100% dependent coverage
401(k) with safe harbor contribution of 3% + 3% matching
Flexible time off policy
Paid parental leave - 12 weeks
Annual professional development/education stipend - $1,200
Annual technology stipend - $816 to $1,027
Employee growth plans, appreciation programs, and paid company summits so you can develop at CivicActions and thrive

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