Product Manager
US$200,000 – US$240,000 / yr base salary
Posted 1 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Senior Product Manager”
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- Expected experience
- 6+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- On-Site
- Visa sponsorship
- Not offered
| Base salary | US$200,000 – US$240,000 / yr |
|---|
Field of studyComputer Engineering, Computer Science (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
Turn promising opportunities into products that create meaningful value for customers and the business.
As a senior product manager at Gallup, you’ll anticipate where the market and our customers are heading, determine which opportunities are worth pursuing, and lead the development of products that strengthen Gallup’s portfolio and generate measurable returns.
This is not a maintenance role. You’ll own a portfolio of initiatives end to end, bringing structure and execution discipline to complex, cross-functional efforts and making thoughtful prioritization decisions. You’ll partner closely with engineering, design, research and senior product leaders to turn high-potential opportunities into products that customers value and that drive adoption, growth and return on investment.
What You’ll Do
- Identify and size market opportunities by synthesizing customer insights, market and competitive signals and Gallup’s data to determine where to play, which customer segments to serve and the potential return
- Build business cases, weigh initiatives against business impact, effort and risk, and maintain focused, well-communicated road maps aligned with the product managers who own core products
- Define success metrics, guardrails, ROI expectations and stop conditions before development begins, and establish the measures needed to evaluate results
- Drive end-to-end product decisions by clarifying problems, defining scope, validating assumptions with customers and deciding when an initiative should advance, pivot or stop
- Engage directly with enterprise clients, senior internal stakeholders and early adopters to test ideas, gather feedback and refine products
- Anticipate risks and surface trade-offs early to keep work focused and moving forward
- Partner with research and design to create exceptional user experiences grounded in behavioral science and Gallup’s rigorous research standards
- Lead cross-functional product launches in partnership with the launch program manager
- Help elevate product management standards, practices and capabilities across the team
What Makes You Stand Out
- Commercial judgment: You evaluate opportunities through the lens of customer value, ROI, revenue, retention and cost. You can size opportunities, build compelling business cases and make clear recommendations about where to invest — and when the evidence signals it’s time to stop.
- Persuasive leadership: You communicate complex ideas with clarity and diplomacy, earn trust with senior stakeholders and enterprise clients, and influence decisions across teams.
- Evidence-based thinking: You combine customer insight, market signals and behavioral data to make decisions, define meaningful measures of success and evaluate results objectively.