PetDesk

PetDesk

Sr. Product Manager

United States · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$134k-$150kDetected 8 days ago
Product Strategy

About the role

  • This is a highly visible individual contributor role with significant ownership and influence across the organization.
  • We are looking for builders who enjoy solving complex problems, collaborating across teams, and creating solutions that directly impact veterinary practices and pet owners.

Responsibilities

  • As a Senior Product Manager, you will own the strategy, roadmap, and execution of CarePath during a critical stage of growth.
  • You'll spend time understanding customer workflows, validating market opportunities, shaping product strategy, and ensuring the team delivers solutions that drive measurable business outcomes.

Compensation

  • Flexible Time Off & 12 Paid Annual Holidays

Benefits

  • Medical coverage for employees and dependents (80-90% covered by employer)
  • Employer HSA contribution with HDHP
  • Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
  • Dental & Vision coverage available
  • Short and Long Term Disability
  • Flexible Time Off & 12 Paid Annual Holidays
  • Paid Parental Leave
  • Pawternity Leave, Financial Pet Adoption Support & Subsidized Pet Insurance
  • $250 Annual Stipend for Learning and Development

Company info

  • CarePath is building the infrastructure that connects veterinary clinics, pet owners, and industry partners through seamless point-of-sale integrations, personalized discounts, and data-driven engagement.
  • Our platform integrates with 26+ Practice Management Information Systems (PIMS) to help thousands of veterinary clinics deliver better client experiences while enabling partners to drive measurable impact across the pet care ecosystem.
  • We are at an exciting stage of growth-scaling a new product line, expanding clinic adoption, and building the technology and operating model to support the business's next phase.

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