Skylight

Skylight

Staff/Principal Technical Product Manager (Fed Health & Civilian)

United States · Principal · Contract

No sponsorship$90k-$125kDetected 15 hours ago
Cloud PlatformsCybersecurityUX ResearchProduct ManagementProduct StrategyStakeholder ManagementBusiness DevelopmentLogisticsResearch

About the role

  • We're at the forefront of a civic movement to reinvent how all levels of government serve families, patients, and many others in today's digital world.
  • If you want to play a part in driving this critical movement forward, we'd love for you to join our growing team of public interest technologists.
  • About the job At Skylight, product managers are responsible for strategy, planning, execution, stakeholder management, and team health.

Responsibilities

  • Lead a cross-functional team of researchers, designers, and engineers to build and ship technically complex, high-impact products and services
  • Manage direction, scope, and priorities from user research through minimum viable product to scalable, sustainable solutions
  • Partner closely with government teams to transfer product and technical knowledge, and creatively navigate bureaucratic constraints to clear the path for delivery
  • Can develop a product strategy that is informed by an understanding of the problem to be solved, prioritizes outcomes over feature sets, and establishes the direction of the product over time (e.g., product roadmap), including success criteria
  • Understand how to engage in the process of human-centered design in order to better inform product direction
  • Ability to collaborate with folks outside of your discipline, such as researchers, designers, engineers, and others, in order to get things done

Requirements

  • Familiarity with the technical side of modernization work - APIs, cloud platforms, data systems, or migrating off aging legacy systems
  • Don't meet every qualification but think you can do the job?

Skills

  • Visit our join page to learn more about how our interview process works.
  • Check out our Career Pathways framework to learn more about the different roles within Skylight and the skills needed to do them.
  • Browse our case studies to learn more about our work.

Compensation

  • We want to give you the most competitive salary possible.
  • To that end, we use the results of our interview process to determine what salary is most appropriate given your current level of seniority.
  • For a Technical Product Manager at Skylight, the current salary ranges are as follows:
  • Associate Product Manager: $90,000-$125,000
  • Product Manager I: $120,000-$140,000
  • Product Manager II: $135,000-$160,000
  • Annual $2000 allowance for professional development
  • Annual $750 allowance for tech-related purchases
  • Annual swag budget of $100 to display your Skylight pride with some merchandise (hoodies, hats, and more)
  • Dollar-for-dollar charity donation matching, up to $500 per year

Benefits

  • Medical insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance
  • Short-term and long-term disability insurance
  • Dependent care FSA, healthcare FSA, health savings account
  • Dollar-for-dollar 401(k) match up to 10% of your salary with no vesting period
  • Flexible paid-time-off policy (generally around 25 days per year), plus 11 paid federal holidays
  • Performance rewards, including annual salary increase, annual performance bonus, spot bonuses, and stock options
  • Translate user needs, policy requirements, and engineering realities into a product strategy - vision, measures of success, roadmap, and a prioritized backlog
  • how to apply them (e.g., minimum viable product) at various stages of the product life cycle in order to mitigate risk, validate assumptions, and amplify learning

Company info

  • This role may require occasional or regular travel based on company, client, or contract needs.
  • What we're looking for

Visa & Work Authorization

  • You must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. now and in the future without sponsorship.

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