Top Insurance Product Manager Jobs in CO

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.

The Product Manager will define and execute product strategy for Benefits solutions, manage product backlog, collaborate with teams, and drive product activation.

Own and execute product roadmap and vision for B2B SaaS products. Conduct market and customer research, maintain prioritized backlog, plan releases, and partner with Go-To-Market and Product Operations for successful launches. Measure retention, adoption, and customer satisfaction while communicating strategy and progress to customers and stakeholders.

The Insurance Product Manager will manage homeowners program development, regulatory filings, cross-team collaboration, performance analysis, and new product initiatives.

The Product Owner drives feature development for Disability Solutions, collaborating with teams to prioritize user stories and manage stakeholder relations, ensuring alignment with business goals.

The Digital Product Manager will strategize, develop, and manage products within the ACE organization, focusing on user needs and market trends while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Digital Product Manager leads the strategy and delivery of container workloads in a multi-cloud PaaS environment, enhancing product value and user experience through strategic roadmaps and technical collaboration.

The State Product Manager develops and manages state-specific business strategies for Personal Lines products, ensuring performance aligns with enterprise goals while collaborating across functions and handling regulatory compliance.

As a Product Manager for Partnerships, you'll drive execution of partnerships by defining requirements, prioritizing tasks, and ensuring high-quality integration of partner-driven initiatives. You'll work across business development, engineering, and operations, managing multiple integrations effectively, and may require up to 30% travel for collaboration with partners and teams.

The Development Product Owner manages an Agile team, prioritizing work based on business needs, writing user stories, and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver effective solutions.

As a Product Manager II, you will drive product strategy, manage lifecycle from discovery to launch, and leverage user data for decision-making. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams and advocate for AI integration to enhance the customer experience while refining the product roadmap.