Staff Inbound Product Manager

ServiceNow is an AI platform company that helps businesses connect AI, data, and workflows to improve how they operate. The Staff Inbound Product Manager will lead product strategy, define priorities and requirements, guide cross-functional development, and deliver customer-centric products while influencing teams and coaching junior employees.

Responsibilities:

• Lead product strategy that sets us up for success as we look to grow to $10B+ in revenue
• Communicate product priorities and build consensus
• Assume leadership responsibilities as an accountable owner who is committed to the outcome regardless of the role or organizational boundaries
• Work with multiple teams to guide projects through development and bring high-quality products to life
• Integrate usability studies, research and market analysis into product requirements to enhance user satisfaction
• Communicate complex problems into easily understood requirements and provide solutions
• Develop multi-mode communications that convey a clear understanding of the needs of different audiences
• Lead the promoting of efforts across different groups of team members, along with the ability to influence inside and outside of your team

Requirements:

• Experience in leveraging or critically thinking about how to integrate AI into work processes, decision-making, or problem-solving. This may include using AI-powered tools, automating workflows, analyzing AI-driven insights, or exploring AI's potential impact on the function or industry
• 8+ years of software product management experience
• Strong prioritization skills and the discipline to focus on high impact activities
• Experience defining and capturing product requirements and transforming them into a product roadmap
• Deep curiosity about customer needs and a track record in building customer relationships and delivering customer-centric solutions
• Drive solution development through big-picture solution development
• Ability to serve as a team lead and coach employees at lower levels