Top Insurance Product Manager Jobs in CO

Owns the full lifecycle of an assigned GIS product or business system, including discovery, strategy, roadmap recommendations, backlog prioritization, requirements, delivery partnership, user acceptance testing, release readiness, adoption, and outcome measurement. Translates business needs between stakeholders and technical teams, makes day-to-day product decisions, manages dependencies and trade-offs, and recommends roadmap investments within established strategic and architectural guidelines.

The Product Owner II translates business needs into prioritized user stories, manages product backlogs, defines acceptance criteria, and coordinates with Product Management, Development, QA, Design, customers, and other stakeholders. The role supports Agile product delivery, conducts market and customer research, refines requirements, and aligns development work with product strategy and timelines. Up to 10% travel and office-based work are required.

Leads global HR technology product strategy and delivery for Absence Management and Employee Relations. Translates HR needs into secure, scalable solutions; manages roadmaps, requirements, releases, integrations, reporting, testing, vendor escalations, adoption, and continuous improvement. Evaluates responsible AI and automation use cases while ensuring privacy, security, compliance, fairness, data quality, and human oversight. Partners with HR, IT, Payroll, Legal, Compliance, Security, Privacy, and vendors across global teams.

Leads product initiatives from concept through launch and lifecycle management. Responsibilities include market and customer research, requirements development, roadmap planning, feature prioritization, business case and pricing development, pilot programs, product demonstrations, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, sales, marketing, support, and internal stakeholders. The role also identifies partnership opportunities, defines success metrics, and delivers products within scope, timeline, and budget.

The Product Manager will develop product vision and roadmap, coordinate with engineering and design, and analyze data to drive decisions, ensuring user needs are met in a crisis assistance platform.

Own and grow an internal platform for carrier contracting, commissions, and agency operations. Collaborate with engineering, design, and ops to define specs, run user research and experiments, ship features, drive adoption, and align product strategy with regulatory and operational requirements.

Own a digital product area end to end, from defining customer and business problems through roadmap, prioritization, delivery, launch, and iteration. Partner closely with Engineering, Design, QA, technical project management, operations, and business stakeholders. Use customer research, data, KPIs, and product judgment to make tradeoffs and improve outcomes. Translate technically complex systems, APIs, integrations, data pipelines, and workflows into clear, buildable solutions.

Leads strategy, discovery, delivery, optimization, and performance of digital claims products and customer-facing web experiences. Develops roadmaps, requirements, business cases, and hypotheses; uses research, analytics, and user-centered design to improve adoption and member experience. Coordinates cross-functional teams, communicates recommendations to leadership, manages product risks, and drives technology and digital initiatives from conception through market validation.

Owns the product strategy, 12-month roadmap, feature backlog, and Agile delivery for an administrative product. Partners with Engineering and stakeholders to define requirements, prioritize work, support Scrum teams, validate software quality, and deliver customer-focused outcomes. Applies AI-assisted tools, analytics, experimentation, and responsible AI practices throughout the product lifecycle. Serves as the product subject-matter expert and supports market responses, strategic planning, and cross-functional alignment.

Own the strategy, execution, and scaling of emerging consumer products across insurance, property taxes, and asset ownership. Responsibilities include ramping quickly in new domains, analyzing quantitative and qualitative insights, prioritizing product opportunities, building and launching products, gathering customer feedback, iterating, and driving product-market fit. The role requires strong ownership, analytical thinking, consumer product instincts, empathy, and diligent follow-through.