Seniority levels in product management
Some common roles include:
- Associate Product Manager – an entry-level role focused on assisting with product development, gathering insights, and learning the basics of the trade
- Mid-Level Product Manager – a seasoned role with experience in driving product strategy, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and taking ownership of feature development
- Senior Product Manager – experienced role responsible for leading product vision, strategy, and execution, often overseeing multiple products
- Product Lead – a senior role that combines leadership and product expertise, guiding teams to align product development with business objectives
- Group Product Manager – a leadership role overseeing a group of product managers, fostering collaboration, and ensuring product alignment within a specific portfolio
- Director of Product Management – an executive role that involves managing a team of product managers, setting department goals, and aligning product efforts with organizational strategies
- VP of Product Management – a high-level executive role responsible for shaping the overall product vision, strategy, and direction across the organization
- Chief Product Officer – executive role at the top level, overseeing all aspects of product development, strategy, and management, and often having a significant influence on the company’s overall direction.
