Product Manager (Workforce Management)
Fourth
full-remotemidpermanentproduct-management Full remote - Austin, US Yesterday via WTTJ
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Product ManagementSaaSEnterprise SoftwareAgileBacklog ManagementKPI ManagementProduct RoadmappingAnalyticsUser-First Problem SolvingIntegrations
About the role
Role Overview
Product Manager (Workforce Management) for Fourth’s HotSchedules Workforce Management platform. You will be an individual contributor responsible for delivering high-impact initiatives, turning operational customer pain points into scalable solutions, and owning a KPI-aligned product backlog.
Responsibilities
- Translate the product vision and strategy into actionable roadmaps with the Director of Product.
- Prioritize and manage a clear backlog aligned to business KPIs and maintain roadmap discipline across legacy and growth initiatives.
- Collaborate closely with Engineering, Design, Data, and Customer teams to deliver features on a predictable cadence.
- Define success metrics at feature inception; track adoption, usage patterns, and KPI impact after launch.
- Drive iteration based on measurable performance.
Requirements
- 4–7 years of Product Management experience in SaaS or enterprise software.
- Experience shipping features tied to measurable operational or business KPIs.
- Demonstrated backlog ownership within a defined product surface area.
- Strong cross-functional collaboration with Engineering and Data teams.
- Ability to work with legacy constraints while driving incremental modernization.
- Strong analytical thinking and user-first problem solving.
- Excellent written and verbal communication.
- Experience working in Agile environments with clear sprint discipline.
- Experience integrating in integration-heavy environments.
Nice to Haves
- Experience with forecasting, automation, or AI-enabled tools.
- Experience in hospitality, workforce management, retail, inventory, supply chain, or operational systems.
Scraped 8/2/2026