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Director, Product

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$130 - $170/hr

As Director, Product you will define what Kobie's data platform means as a market-facing product: how behavioral and transactional data becomes the engine behind smarter loyalty programs, better ...

Director, Product

Saint Louis, MO · On-site

$130 - $170/hr

As Director, Product you will define what Kobie's data platform means as a market-facing product: how behavioral and transactional data becomes the engine behind smarter loyalty programs, better ...

Director, Product

Indianapolis, IN · Remote

$222K - $233K/yr

As Director, Product you will define what Kobie's data platform means as a market-facing product: how behavioral and transactional data becomes the engine behind smarter loyalty programs, better ...

Director, Product

New York, NY · On-site +1

$254K - $266K/yr

As the Director of Product , you'll lead and drive key areas of the Material Bank platform, creating real value for the brands that power the marketplace while also operating broadly where the ...

Director, Product

West Palm Beach, FL · On-site +1

$225K - $236K/yr

As the Director of Product , you'll lead and drive key areas of the Material Bank platform, creating real value for the brands that power the marketplace while also operating broadly where the ...

Director, Product

Boston, MA · On-site +1

$253K - $265K/yr

As the Director of Product , you'll lead and drive key areas of the Material Bank platform, creating real value for the brands that power the marketplace while also operating broadly where the ...

Director, Product

Richmond, VA · On-site

$130 - $180/hr

As Director, Product you will define what Kobie's data platform means as a market-facing product: how behavioral and transactional data becomes the engine behind smarter loyalty programs, better ...

WI · On-site

$180 - $260/hr

Overview In this Product Director role, you will own Product Delivery for the Americas, accountable for turning product strategy into predictable, high-quality execution across complex programmes of ...

The Director, Product Management leads product strategy, roadmap development, and execution across critical care delivery platforms and solutions that support WelbeHealth's growth objectives. This ...

Director, Product Design

Palo Alto, CA · On-site

$250K - $350K/yr

Director, Product Design Location: Palo Alto, US About Rubrik Join the public powerhouse that is securing the future of AI. Rubrik has officially entered a new era. Fresh off a headline-making ...

Director, Product Management

Scottsdale, AZ · On-site

$235K - $246K/yr

Description Director, Product Management The Director, Product Management serves as the commercial product leader for CND Life Sciences' diagnostic portfolio. This individual owns product strategy ...

The Director, Product Management is expected to develop, communicate, and implement the company's product strategy and drive the product management team towards achieving and surpassing company ...

Director, Product Analytics

Newark, NJ

$243K - $255K/yr

ABOUT THIS ROLE As Director, Product Analytics, you'll serve as a data-driven decision enabler for our Product leadership team. This role combines deep technical expertise with business acumen to ...

Director, Product Analytics

Newark, NJ

$243K - $255K/yr

ABOUT THIS ROLE As Director, Product Analytics, you'll serve as a data-driven decision enabler for our Product leadership team. This role combines deep technical expertise with business acumen to ...

Director, Product Analytics

Newark, NJ · On-site

$243K - $255K/yr

ABOUT THIS ROLE As Director, Product Analytics, you'll serve as a data-driven decision enabler for our Product leadership team. This role combines deep technical expertise with business acumen to ...

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How much do director product jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 20, 2026, the average yearly pay for director product in the United States is $230,997.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $233,000.00 and $244,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a Director of Product do?

A Director of Product oversees the strategy, development, and performance of a company's product portfolio. They lead product managers and cross-functional teams to ensure products meet customer needs and business goals. Their responsibilities include setting the product vision, prioritizing features, managing product roadmaps, and collaborating with stakeholders like engineering, marketing, and sales. Ultimately, they are accountable for the success and profitability of the products under their supervision.

How does a Director of Product typically collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive product strategy and execution?

A Director of Product works closely with engineering, design, marketing, sales, and customer success teams to ensure product initiatives align with the company’s strategic goals. They facilitate regular meetings, set clear priorities, and communicate the product vision to all stakeholders. Directors are often responsible for resolving conflicts, removing roadblocks, and ensuring that cross-functional collaboration leads to timely and successful product launches. This role requires strong leadership and excellent communication skills to balance input from various departments while maintaining focus on customer needs and business objectives.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director of Product, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director of Product, you need extensive experience in product management, strategic planning, market analysis, and a proven track record of leading cross-functional teams, often supported by a relevant degree or MBA. Familiarity with tools like Jira, Aha!, SQL, and analytics platforms, as well as certifications such as Pragmatic Institute or Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), is highly valued. Exceptional leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills set outstanding candidates apart in this role. These competencies are crucial for aligning product vision with business goals, driving innovation, and ensuring successful product delivery in competitive markets.
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Director, Product

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Indianapolis, IN • On-site

$130 - $170/hr

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Job description

Join a National Top Workplace

Named a Top Workplace in the USA and Top Remote Workplace, Kobie is where the best minds in loyalty come together, driven by passion and innovation. We’re always looking for talented individuals who are ready to join a collaborative, growth-focused culture. As a partner to some of the world’s most recognized brands, we are leaders in loyalty, helping brands build lasting emotional connections with their consumers.

Join Us from Anywhere

While our headquarters are nestled in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida, Kobie embraces a flexible work environment, offering teammates the freedom to work remotely. We understand the importance of work-life balance and support our team with:

  • Flexible Time Off to recharge when needed
  • Nine Company-Wide Holidays
  • A diverse suite of benefits prioritizing your growth, development, and personal well-being

Discover more about our perks and benefits here.

Kobie's Product Management organization is evolving from project execution to a P&L ownership model — where leaders drive revenue, customer satisfaction, and the commercial value of Kobie's data capabilities. This role sits at the center of that transformation.

As Director, Product you will define what Kobie's data platform means as a market-facing product: how behavioral and transactional data becomes the engine behind smarter loyalty programs, better marketing performance, and more personalized customer experiences. You will set strategy for KLICs and the Data Engine, build the commercial model to monetize them, and ensure our data capabilities fuel AI-driven outcomes — not just move data between systems. Success at year one looks like increased attach rates, at least one AI-powered capability live with measurable client outcomes, and clear differentiated positioning of Kobie's data platform in the market.

You will work directly with Product, Data Engineering, Client Services, and Commercial teams to convert Kobie's data assets into scalable, repeatable offerings.

How you will make an impact Data product strategy & outcomes orientation
  • Define Kobie's data product portfolio with a clear focus on marketing, loyalty, and customer experience outcomes — establishing product boundaries, value propositions, and positioning for KLICs and the Data Engine that go well beyond data movement or pipeline delivery.
  • Set the standard for what "AI-ready data" means at Kobie — ensuring our behavioral and transactional data is structured, governed, and accessible in ways that support real-time personalization, predictive modeling, and AI-assisted marketing workflows.
  • Drive the long-term roadmap for data capabilities that help clients transform unified customer data into actionable audiences, personalized experiences, and measurable loyalty outcomes.
AI-enabled product evolution
  • Embed practical AI-driven capabilities into existing data products — identifying where AI should assist, accelerate, or automate across the loyalty and marketing analytics lifecycle, in ways that are durable and commercially scalable.
  • Partner with Data Engineering and Data Science to ensure AI and ML outputs — propensity models, segment recommendations, next-best-action signals — are productized as client-facing capabilities with clear value propositions, not internal experiments.
  • Actively use AI in your own product workflow; bring firsthand fluency to decisions about where AI belongs in a product and where it doesn't.
Commercialization, pricing & packaging
  • Own pricing and packaging strategies for data-driven offerings — usage-based, tiered, and outcome-based models; define the unit of value and validate willingness-to-pay with commercial teams.
  • Improve attach rates and revenue contribution of data products by translating platform capabilities into client-facing value narratives that sales and client services can execute against.
  • Own the commercialization framework for new AI-enabled capabilities — from proof-of-concept through pricing validation, GTM readiness, and first client deployment.
Productization of client solutions
  • Partner with Client Services to identify repeatable patterns across bespoke client work and convert them into standardized, scalable product offerings — with a clear framework for what gets productized versus what stays custom.
  • Build structured intake and prioritization for product signals from Client Services, Business Development, and clients — roadmap direction driven by patterns and commercial opportunity, not reactive one-off requests.

What you need to be successful

Required
  • 8–12+ years of product management experience owning commercial outcomes for data, platform, analytics, or engagement products in technology, martech, or data-driven environments.
  • Demonstrated experience defining and scaling products focused on marketing, loyalty, or customer experience outcomes — not just data infrastructure delivery or database-to-database movement.
  • Actively uses AI in their own product workflow; can articulate where AI should assist, accelerate, or automate — and may have vibe-coded their own solutions.
  • Strong commercial acumen: pricing, packaging, and monetization strategy; hands‑on experience with usage-based, tiered, or outcome-based pricing models; has owned the unit‑of‑value definition for a product.
  • Proven ability to influence across complex, cross‑functional environments without always having direct authority — drives a sharp point of view from concept through build and first sale.
  • Analytical mindset with the ability to translate behavioral data, model outputs, and client feedback into strategic product decisions.
Strongly preferred
  • Experience with behavioral data platforms, customer data infrastructure, or CDPs — how event-level data is collected, governed, and activated for personalization and AI use cases.
  • Familiarity with loyalty program data economics — how transactional, behavioral, and engagement signals combine to drive member retention, offer optimization, and lifetime value.
  • Experience integrating AI and ML capabilities — propensity models, recommendation engines, next‑best‑action — into existing product workflows rather than shipping standalone AI features.
  • Background in or exposure to agentic AI workflows, real-time decisioning, or AI‑assisted campaign and offer optimization.
  • Experience in adjacent domains — retail media, fintech data products, adtech, or digital analytics — where data monetization and client‑outcome orientation are core to the product model.

This role is not a fit if

  • Your product experience is primarily in data engineering or infrastructure delivery — commercial ownership and client outcome orientation are central to this role.
  • AI is a talking point on your resume rather than something you actively use and build with today.
  • You've managed data platform roadmaps but have never owned pricing, packaging, or attach rate for a product.
  • You're most comfortable working within engineering — this role requires sustained fluency with commercial, client services, and executive audiences.

Employment at Kobie is based solely on an individual's merit and qualifications, which are directly related to professional competence. We do not discriminate against any teammate or applicant because of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, pregnancy, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

We are fiercely committed to fostering a workplace where teammates can bring their authentic selves to work every day. Our DEI initiatives, including various committees, ensure that principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion are deeply ingrained throughout Kobie. While our leadership team fully supports our policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity, it is the responsibility of all teammates to uphold these values.

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