Lead Product Manager

EnergyHub empowers utilities and their customers to create a clean, distributed energy future through virtual power plant solutions. The Lead Product Manager will own the utility-facing integration surface across CIS, ADMS, and Grid DERMS, leading roadmap development, API expansion, enrollment automation, and customer onboarding tools. The role will collaborate with platform teams and cross-functional stakeholders to translate complex utility requirements into scalable integration products.

Responsibilities:

• Own the product roadmap for utility system integrations across CIS, ADMS, and Grid DERMS, balancing multiple integration channels to optimize investment across each
• Extend internal APIs outward into a polished, cohesive, and highly performant public API surface
• Drive enrollment automation logic to seamlessly onboard customers and their DER assets into program eligibility and lifecycle systems
• Accelerate customer onboarding and time-to-value through developer-friendly API usability tools, including SDKs, quick-start guides, test datasets, and clear documentation
• Partner with core platform teams to shape data model extensions across key domains required for platform-wide automation and analysis
• Translate complex utility technical constraints into clear product requirements that balance long-term platform stability with rapid deal execution
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

• 8+ years of software product management experience, with meaningful ownership of APIs, platform products, or third-party integrations
• Deep utility operations knowledge, including familiarity with systems like CIS and ADMS
• Comfort navigating security, compliance, and IT governance reviews alongside client technical teams
• A track record of taking messy, non-standard requirements from multiple stakeholders and turning them into a coherent product plan
• Direct exposure to utility control room operations, NERC CIP requirements and/or Customer Information Systems
• Prior experience with API products, in-house utility environments, enterprise integrations, or solutions engineering