Top Product Manager Jobs in Toronto

The Product Manager at Fora will develop product strategies and enhance user experiences for their online community platform. This role involves collaborating across departments, prioritizing user needs, and presenting product roadmaps and strategies to leadership. The position also entails working with teams in agile methodologies and overseeing user growth and retention initiatives.

The Product Manager will drive product outcomes by assessing customer needs and collaborating with engineering teams. Responsibilities include managing a product through its lifecycle, making data-driven decisions, and effectively communicating progress to stakeholders.

As a Product Manager for the New Car initiative, you'll develop and enhance the Marketplace experience for consumers. Key responsibilities include analyzing stakeholder needs, coordinating product roadmaps, researching market trends, and optimizing product performance through analytics and user feedback.

The Staff Product Manager will drive strategy and execution for Workforce Management Scheduling within the Genesys suite. Responsibilities include product strategy development, cross-functional collaboration, market research, go-to-market strategy partnership, product lifecycle management, and serving as a subject matter expert in workforce optimization.

As a Staff Product Manager at Relay, you'll lead the planning, development, and launch of innovative initiatives for a small business banking platform. You'll conduct customer interviews to identify pain points, collaborate with cross-functional teams, analyze data for product decisions, and mentor junior PMs while enhancing product management practices within the company.

The Senior Product Manager for SASE WARP Device Client will lead efforts related to desktop and mobile clients, collaborating effectively with engineering, sales, and customers to shape the future of Cloudflare WARP. Responsibilities include writing requirements, engaging with pre-sales and post-sales, troubleshooting deployment issues, and ensuring the software is accessible. The role requires significant experience in shipping enterprise software and a deep technical understanding of networking and security protocols.

The Product Manager will lead a team focused on enhancing secure user experiences related to authentication and fraud prevention. Responsibilities include advocating for security, defining product roadmaps, prioritizing customer needs, and collaborating with engineering teams to deliver valuable features and improvements.

The Level 3 Product Manager will lead the development of Canadian products, collaborating with engineering, design, marketing, and operations teams to define product vision and strategy, ensuring successful launches and post-launch improvements while maintaining domain expertise.