Waterworks
Senior Product Development Manager, Plumbing
New York, 58th Street · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$115k-$140kDetected 76 days ago
Product ManagementProduct StrategyRoadmappingCommunication
About the role
- The Senior Product Manager, Product Development is a key leader within the Product organization, responsible for driving category and portfolio outcomes for our largest line of business (LOB), Fittings.
- This role blends deep technical product expertise and market insight with strong business acumen, portfolio prioritization, and cross-functional leadership.
- This role plays a critical part in aligning product strategy with broader business objectives.
Responsibilities
- Empower yourself and others to step forward and lead.
- Collaborate with peers and teammates to deliver superior service to our clients.
- For over 40 years, our designs have elevated the bath and kitchen experience, with exquisite fittings, fixtures, hardware and more.
- We strive to be participants in exceptional design moments not just through our products, but through how our company name shows up in the world at large.
Requirements
- Final offer amounts are determined by multiple factors including candidate's experience and expertise and may vary from the amounts listed above.
Compensation
- $115k-$140k
Benefits
- We offer a generous PTO program (vacation, personal and sick time) with additional perks like some summer half days and a volunteer day.
- The company observes at least 8 federal holidays throughout the calendar year plus a floating holiday that associates can use at their discretion.
- Waterworks is committed to promoting pay equity.
Company info
- Engage in real conversations.
- Communicate honestly with respect and professionalism.
- We work in a highly collaborative, creative environment that values each team member's contributions to our mission.
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