3E
EHS Product Manager
Washington DC Metro Area
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 days ago
Data ScienceComplianceProduct ManagementProduct StrategyAgileResearchCommunicationOrganizational SkillsOSHA
About the role
- Are you an EHS, chemical safety, product stewardship, hazardous materials, or regulatory compliance professional who enjoys solving complex problems and improving how work gets done?
- At 3E, we're looking for someone who wants to apply their industry expertise in a new way, helping shape the technology that EHS professionals rely on every day.
- This role is ideal for someone with hands-on experience in EHS, chemical safety, SDS management, hazardous materials, product stewardship, emergency response, or regulatory compliance who is excited to influence product strategy and customer outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Own and Prioritize Product Work
- Maintain a clear, prioritized backlog that reflects customer needs, business goals, and product strategy.
- Drive Product Delivery
- Partner closely with Engineering and Scrum teams through planning, refinement, demos, testing, and release activities.
- Help ensure teams are building the right solutions for the right customer problems.
- Support high-quality releases by clarifying scope, managing tradeoffs, and validating outcomes.
- Own launch readiness, enablement, adoption tracking, and post-launch improvement for assigned areas.
Company info
- 3E is committed to a diverse and inclusive work environment.
- 3E is an equal opportunity employer https://www.3eco.com/about-3e/3e-careers/statement-equal-employment-opportunity and does not discriminate based on any legally protected categories.
- For applicants who would like to request accommodation, please contact us here recruiting@hr.3eco.com
- Visit our Website https://www.3eco.com or follow us on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/3e-safer-world/
- Develop deep knowledge of how customers use 3E Protect and related services in their daily workflows.
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