Principal Product Manager, Software

Axon Axon · Enterprise · WA · Remote · 2004 Sensors - Devices

Axon is seeking a Principal Product Manager to lead strategy and execution for innovative software products. This role involves defining product vision, driving roadmap execution, and ensuring successful launch and scaling of high-impact software solutions. The ideal candidate has a strong technical foundation, deep customer empathy, and a proven track record of delivering software platforms or applications that delight users and drive business growth.

What you'd actually do

  1. Define and evolve the product vision, strategy, and roadmap from concept through launch, adoption, and iteration.
  2. Gather insights from customers, partners, and industry trends to shape product decisions and ensure market fit.
  3. Partner with engineering, design, QA, data science, and operations to deliver scalable, reliable, and modern software solutions.
  4. Ensure solutions deliver seamless user experiences, strong performance, security, and compliance across platforms.
  5. Validate product concepts, refine requirements, and ensure solutions address real-world workflows and business goals.

Skills

Required

  • 10+ years of product management experience, with a focus on software, SaaS, or platform products.
  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or related field (or equivalent practical experience).
  • Proven success in building, launching, and scaling complex software products across enterprise or consumer markets.
  • Comfortable discussing system architecture, APIs, and technical trade-offs with engineering teams.
  • Skilled at working with iterative development, product discovery, and data-driven prioritization.
  • Exceptional empathy and ability to translate user insights into product strategy.
  • Skilled at aligning stakeholders across levels, from executives to technical teams.
  • Demonstrated ability to drive adoption strategies, pricing, and product growth in competitive markets.

Nice to have

  • Willingness to travel (up to ~20%) for customer engagement, user research, and cross-functional collaboration.