Enterprise Product Manager
$200,000 USD/year Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks 

Worldwide
Fully-remote
full-time (40 hrs/week)
Flexible schedule
Long-term role

Enterprise Product Manager   $200,000 USD/year

Description

You've shipped a software product from concept to launch, and you understand that meaningful product work doesn't stop there. You're someone who navigates uncertainty without a roadmap, diving deep into user needs, problem spaces, and domain knowledge until the right direction becomes clear. You're not interested in backlog grooming or filling out specifications. You want ownership over an outcome that matters, with the autonomy to chase it through speed, insight, and precision.

At Trilogy, we've inverted the traditional approach. You're not here to "steward a roadmap". You're here to deliver one thing: a tangible, measurable business result. You receive a single, well-defined goal—an outcome users should experience when engaging with the product—and it's your responsibility to deliver it. You'll develop profound domain understanding by leveraging AI as a collaborator and gathering user feedback, translate those insights into actionable guidance for both teammates and AI systems, and iterate rapidly using data until the goal is achieved.

You'll join a team that rejects theater and polished process artifacts. You'll be valued for driving real impact through decisions grounded in user evidence, tight feedback cycles, and incisive thinking. If you're tired of performing the PM role and want to redefine it instead, we encourage you to apply. We're creating the version of product management that should have existed from the start.

What you will be doing

  • Develop BrainLifts: A dynamic, structured repository of expert knowledge that refines AI capabilities, informs decisions, and demonstrates your command of the domain.
  • Execute Product Iterations: Deliver small, metrics-informed product improvements each week to guide the product toward a defined outcome.
  • Cultivate Domain Expertise: Develop deep, organized knowledge of a particular domain to enable smarter decision-making, more customized results, and confident communication.

What you will NOT be doing

  • Spending an entire month on a single feature; our cadence is weekly feature releases
  • Drafting comprehensive PRDs, maintaining backlogs, or specifying every interface detail or edge case
  • Designing technical implementations or software architecture

Candidate requirements

  • 4+ years in a product leadership role at a product company, where you directly influenced an entire software product's strategy, set the roadmap, and refined it using usage data or customer input (not merely a feature or component within a larger product, and not internal tooling, outsourced projects, or bespoke development for a single client)
  • Experience managing software products used by large enterprises, giving you insight into how large organizations evaluate, purchase, and implement software differently than consumers or SMBs.
  • Technical foundation sufficient for engaging in conversations about data models and system design decisions. Supported by either a Computer Science degree or at least 1 year of hands-on experience as a developer/coder.
  • Genuine interest in integrating AI into your workflow (e.g., for research, analysis, synthesis, or strategic planning).

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