Digital Product Manager (Infrastructure as Code)
- Work arrangement
- Remote
- Occupation
- Product & Project Management
- Location
- US
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Apply by
- April 10, 2027
About this role
<h3>Accountabilities:</h3><li>Own and communicate the product vision, strategy, roadmap, and priorities for a defined Infrastructure as Code and Engineering as Code product area.</li><li>Align product strategy with enterprise platform objectives, security requirements, engineering priorities, and internal customer needs.</li><li>Translate customer and engineering problems into prioritized capabilities, epics, user stories, and clear acceptance criteria.</li><li>Author, test, refine, and accept product stories across multiple Agile release cycles.</li><li>Lead discovery and test-and-learn initiatives with infrastructure engineers, platform teams, operations, architects, security stakeholders, and internal customers.</li><li>Prioritize reusable, tested, secure, and supported capabilities that reduce manual hand-offs and inconsistencies across infrastructure creation, modification, security, operations, and recovery.</li><li>Partner with engineering teams to evaluate and sequence solutions involving Terraform or OpenTofu, Ansible, source control, automated testing, CI/CD pipelines, configuration management, and reusable infrastructure components.</li><li>Define, monitor, and improve product performance metrics such as adoption, component reuse, delivery lead time, manual intervention, policy compliance, reliability, recovery, and customer experience.</li><li>Use customer feedback, analytics, technical constraints, and enterprise value to make transparent product trade-offs and guide incremental releases.</li><li>Drive adoption among teams with different levels of engineering maturity through onboarding, documentation, demonstrations, feedback mechanisms, and ongoing product improvements.</li><li>Influence stakeholders across geographically distributed product, engineering, and platform teams to build alignment and accelerate outcomes.</li><li>Coach and mentor less-experienced product management colleagues and contribute expertise across the broader technology organization.</li><h2>Requirements:</h2><li>5+ years of experience in digital product management, including independent ownership and execution of product strategies and roadmaps across multiple release cycles.</li><li>At least 2 years of experience coaching or mentoring product management colleagues and contributing product expertise across a broader technology organization.</li><li>Demonstrated product management experience within infrastructure, cloud, compute, platform engineering, Platform as a Service, or related technology domains.</li><li>Strong knowledge of infrastructure automation and modern engineering practices, with product delivery experience involving technologies such as Terraform or OpenTofu, Ansible, source control, automated testing, CI/CD, delivery pipelines, configuration management, or reusable infrastructure components.</li><li>Proven experience delivering products across multiple Agile release cycles, with hands-on use of Jira, Azure DevOps, or comparable tools for backlog management, prioritization, dependencies, and delivery tracking.</li><li>Experience defining user stories and acceptance criteria, evaluating technical trade-offs, and collaborating with infrastructure, platform, operations, architecture, and security teams.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to use product metrics and analytics to prioritize improvements and measure outcomes such as adoption, reuse, lead time, automation, reliability, control compliance, and customer experience.</li><li>Experience managing an Infrastructure as Code, Engineering as Code, developer platform, or internal platform product within a large enterprise is preferred.</li><li>Experience improving developer or infrastructure customer journeys through self-service workflows, reusable modules, policy-as-code, automated controls, or platform APIs is advantageous.</li><li>Knowledge of cloud platforms and infrastructure lifecycle practices, including resilience, disaster recovery, observability, security, and compliance requirements, is desirable.</li><li>Experience in insurance, financial services, or another regulated industry is a plus.</li><li>Strong systems-thinking, strategic planning, communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills.</li><li>Ability to influence across functions, work effectively with distributed teams, and make decisions in complex technical environments.</li><li>This role does not have direct supervisory responsibilities.</li><li>Candidates must be eligible to work in the United States; employment-based visa sponsorship is generally not available for this position.</li><h2>Benefits:</h2><li>Annual compensation range of<strong>$120,000–$193,725</strong>, based on experience and qualifications.</li><li>Fully remote, work-from-home position within the United States.</li><li>Comprehensive technology setup, including a laptop, monitors, headset, keyboard, and mouse.</li><li>Monthly connectivity reimbursement to help offset home internet expenses for eligible remote employees.</li><li>Opportunity to influence enterprise-wide Infrastructure as Code and Engineering as Code capabilities.</li><li>High-impact product leadership role working at the intersection of cloud infrastructure, automation, security, and modern engineering.</li><li>Exposure to large-scale platform transformation and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, architecture, operations, and security teams.</li><li>Opportunity to shape reusable technologies and self-service experiences that improve productivity and reliability across the organization.</li><li>Professional growth through strategic ownership, cross-functional influence, and mentoring opportunities.</li><li>Private, dedicated home workspace and reliable internet connection required for remote work.</li><li>Background investigation required as part of the hiring process.</li><li>Inclusive, equal-opportunity work environment focused on innovation, collaboration, and meaningful impact.</li>