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Senior Staff Product Manager

San Ramon, CA · On-site

$141K - $186K/yr

Commercial model. Collaborate with GTM, Finance, and Product Strategy to define the commercial framework for integrations and data products - API tiering, data product pricing, partner economics, and ...

You'll own the full business development cycle: find partners, design the commercial model, close the deal, get the integration live, and drive revenue. You are directly accountable for growing the ...

Partner Sales Manager

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$125K - $155K/yr

You'll own the full business development cycle: find partners, design the commercial model, close the deal, get the integration live, and drive revenue. You are directly accountable for growing the ...

You'll own the full business development cycle: find partners, design the commercial model, close the deal, get the integration live, and drive revenue. You are directly accountable for growing the ...

Modernizing our commercial model, including systems and data ecosystem, is a critical growth accelerator for J&J MedTech Surgery. The Director, Transcend Commercial lead represents Surgery MedTech NA ...

Contract Manager

San Antonio, TX · On-site +1

$77K - $103K/yr

... commercial model. Individual projects assigned are typically part of straight forward joint ventures with mostly domestic partners however, the manager may be part of a larger contract management ...

Contract Manager

San Antonio, TX · On-site +1

$77K - $103K/yr

Responsibilities RESPONSIBILITIES • Understands and internalizes the project scope, agreed terms, contractual deliverables, and commercial model and the basis of the "as-sold" margin. • ...

Establish a content operations model that engages SMEs to produce consistent, high-value content (e.g., articles, whitepapers, webinars, case studies) that supports commercial goals. * Prioritize ...

Verint is building a unified, modern commercial model across its combined product portfolio. The Senior Pricing & Packaging Manager will own pricing and packaging strategy across the full product ...

VP, Channel & Partnerships

Boston, MA · On-site +1

$300K - $350K/yr

This is a genuinely new commercial model, a new way of delivering value, and a new way of working that the research industry has not seen before. The person who builds this channel will shape how ...

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How much do commercial model jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for commercial model in the United States is $31.37, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.99 and $39.18 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How do I become a commercial model?

To become a commercial model, you should build a professional portfolio, gain experience through local auditions or agencies, and develop good communication skills. Many models register with modeling agencies that specialize in commercial work and attend casting calls to secure jobs. Maintaining a healthy appearance and understanding industry standards also help in securing commercial modeling opportunities.

Do commercial models get paid?

Yes, commercial models typically get paid for their work, with compensation often based on factors such as the project's scope, usage rights, and the model's experience. Payments can be structured as hourly rates, daily rates, or flat fees, and models may also receive royalties or residuals for ongoing use of their images or videos.

What does a commercial model do?

A commercial model promotes products or services through advertisements, photoshoots, and videos. They typically work with photographers, clients, and agencies to showcase clothing, beauty products, or other items, often requiring skills in posing and expression. Commercial models may need to follow specific guidelines and attend casting calls or auditions.

What is the difference between Commercial Model vs Fashion Model?

AspectCommercial ModelFashion Model
Required CredentialsPortfolio, basic modeling experiencePortfolio, runway training, agency representation
Work EnvironmentPrint ads, TV commercials, catalogsRunways, fashion shoots, magazine covers
Industry UsageAdvertising, marketing, retailHigh fashion, couture, editorial
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding commercial modeling rolesDifferences from commercial models

Commercial models focus on advertising campaigns, catalogs, and TV commercials, often requiring a versatile look and basic experience. Fashion models primarily work on runway shows and high-end magazine shoots, often needing specialized training and agency support. While both roles involve modeling, their work environments, skills, and industry focus differ significantly.

How much do commercial models usually make?

Commercial models typically earn between $25,000 and $100,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the scope of campaigns. Rates can vary widely for freelance models, with some earning hourly or daily rates for specific projects. Successful commercial models often build portfolios and may work with agencies to secure higher-paying opportunities.

What are commercial models?

Commercial models are individuals hired to promote and advertise products, services, or brands through various forms of media, such as print advertisements, television commercials, online campaigns, and catalogs. Unlike fashion or runway models, commercial models typically represent a wide range of relatable looks and ages to appeal to everyday consumers. Their primary role is to help create a positive and persuasive image for the products or services they represent, making them more appealing to potential customers.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Commercial Model, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Commercial Model, you need a professional portfolio, strong posing skills, and the ability to follow direction, often supported by agency representation or modeling experience. Familiarity with photo shoot settings, lighting setups, and sometimes digital submission platforms is typical. Confidence, adaptability, reliability, and excellent communication help models stand out in a competitive environment. These skills and qualities are crucial for meeting client needs, building a strong professional reputation, and securing repeat work in the industry.

What are some common challenges faced by commercial models during photo shoots, and how can they prepare for them?

Commercial models often encounter challenges such as adapting to different client expectations, maintaining energy during long shoots, and following specific direction from photographers or art directors. To prepare, it's helpful to practice versatile facial expressions and poses, maintain physical stamina, and develop clear communication skills for understanding client needs. Staying professional, punctual, and adaptable will help models perform well and build a positive reputation in the industry.
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Senior Staff Product Manager

Senior Staff Product Manager

Ridgeline

San Ramon, CA • On-site

$141K - $186K/yr

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PTO

Posted 10 days ago


Job description

Ridgeline is building the next-generation operational platform for asset and wealth managers. As we scale, our data and integrations capabilities - how customers connect, extend, and compose workflows on Ridgeline - are becoming as strategically important as the core product itself.

We're looking for a Product Manager to own the end-to-end extensibility strategy: the platform investments that make it easier and safer to build on Ridgeline than to build around Ridgeline. This role sits at the intersection of platform architecture, commercial strategy, and customer experience, and is responsible for driving alignment and execution across multiple engineering teams, product areas, and go-to-market stakeholders.

You will own product management for extensibility end-to-end: strategy, roadmap, execution, commercial model, and everything in between, for a horizontal platform capability that touches every part of Ridgeline - from how customers onboard data, to how partners build integrations, to how AI-powered workflows access and compose across data sources.

You must be work authorized in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship.

The impact you will have:

  • Integrations Platform strategy and roadmap. Define and drive the vision for how all integrations - packaged, custom, inbound, outbound - are built, governed, monitored, and scaled. This includes the connector framework, data contracts, Integrations Hub (single-pane-of-glass control plane), and the overall governance model.
  • API & AI Interoperability product. Own the product direction for Ridgeline's API platform (tiering, rate limiting, commercial guardrails) and AI interoperability (MCP server, agentic workflow access). Define what "open by default, governed by design" means in practice.
  • Extensibility & data gravity vision. Drive the longer-term vision for how Ridgeline teams, certified partners, and customers compose tailored workflows and applications on the platform - including the apps marketplace, developer program, and natural-language-driven composition experience.
  • Data Foundation alignment. Partner closely with the Data Connectivity team (market data redistribution, custodian data) to ensure platform investments are sequenced and architected to support the extensibility strategy. You won't own market data & custodian data directly, but you'll be the connective tissue between data foundation work and the platform that exposes it.
  • Commercial model. Collaborate with GTM, Finance, and Product Strategy to define the commercial framework for integrations and data products - API tiering, data product pricing, partner economics, and marketplace monetization.
  • Cross-functional alignment. Serve as the single point of accountability for the unified extensibility strategy. Drive alignment across Engineering (API, Integrations, Platform), Product (domain teams whose features depend on integrations), CX (implementation velocity), and GTM (packaging, pricing, competitive positioning).
What We Look For:
  • 10+ years in product management, with at least 7 years owning platform, API, or developer experience products. You've built things that other teams and external developers build on.
  • Experience defining and shipping integration platforms, API products, or developer ecosystems - ideally in B2B SaaS or financial services.
  • Strong commercial instinct. You understand how platform products create value, how to price them, and how to structure partnerships. You've worked with GTM teams on packaging and monetization.
  • Ability to operate across altitudes - from strategic framing (board-level narrative on why extensibility matters) to tactical execution (specific connector prioritization, data contract schema design, API rate limit thresholds).
  • Track record of driving alignment across multiple engineering teams and stakeholders without direct authority. You build conviction through clarity, evidence, and relationships - not org chart lines.
  • Comfort with ambiguity and long time horizons. The extensibility strategy spans foundational infrastructure (now) through ecosystem and marketplace (later). You can hold the long-term vision while shipping near-term value.
  • Familiarity with AI/ML product patterns - particularly agentic workflows, MCP, and how AI interoperability is evolving. You don't need to be a researcher, but you should have informed opinions on how AI agents should interact with enterprise platforms.
  • Financial services domain knowledge is a plus but not required. What matters more is the ability to learn complex domains quickly and translate customer workflows into platform abstractions.
Why This Role Matters

Ridgeline's extensibility strategy is the foundation for becoming our customers' system of engagement - not just the system that runs their operations, but the platform they build on. This role is the connective tissue across data, integrations, APIs, AI, and ecosystem. The PM who owns this will shape how Ridgeline scales, how customers experience the platform over years (not just during implementation), and how Ridgeline creates durable competitive advantage through data and workflow gravity.

About Ridgeline

Ridgeline is the first front-to-back system of record for investment managers. Founded by visionary entrepreneur Dave Duffield (co-founder of both PeopleSoft and Workday), the company was created to modernize an industry held back by outdated, disconnected technology. Powered by a single, real-time data set and embedded AI, Ridgeline helps firms automate complexity, accelerate collaboration, and deliver tailored client experiences at scale, without added headcount or risk. Ridgeline is headquartered in Lake Tahoe, with offices in New York, Reno, and the Bay Area, and is recognized by Fast Company as a "Best Workplace for Innovators," by Frost & Sullivan as a "Technology Innovation Leader," and by The Software Report as a "Top 100 Software Company."

Ridgeline is proud to be a community-minded, discrimination-free equal opportunity workplace.

Ridgeline processes the information you submit in connection with your application in accordance with the Ridgeline Applicant Privacy Statement (https://www.ridgelineapps.com/legal/candidate-privacy-policy). Please review the Ridgeline Applicant Privacy Statement in full to understand our privacy practices and contact us with any questions.

Compensation and Benefits 

The typical starting salary range for new hires in this role is $218,000 - $272,500. Final compensation amounts are determined by multiple factors, including candidate experience and expertise and may vary from the amount listed above.

As an employee at Ridgeline, you'll have many opportunities for advancement in your career and can make a true impact on the product. 

In addition to the base salary, Ridgeline employees can participate in our Company Stock Plan subject to the applicable Stock Option Agreement. We also offer rich benefits that reflect the kind of organization we want to be: one in which our employees feel valued and are inspired to bring their best selves to work. These include unlimited vacation, educational and wellness reimbursements, and $0 cost employee insurance plans. Please check out our Careers page for a more comprehensive overview of our perks and benefits.

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