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Technical Product Manager

Safe·Worldwide·British Columbia·mid
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Safe Software is looking for a Technical Product Manager to join our Product Management team, working across the FME Platform within our Enterprise Automation and Platform Enablement portfolios. This is a hands-on role where you'll contribute to discovery, shaping, and delivery across roadmap areas that directly affect how enterprise customers deploy, run, and manage FME. Over time, you'll grow into full ownership of a roadmap within one of these portfolios, taking responsibility for its direction, prioritization, and outcomes. Working cross-functionally with engineering, design, and fellow product managers, you'll help ensure the FME Platform is reliable, scalable, and enterprise-ready. We have an immediate opening and are excited to find the right candidate to join our team. ABOUT THE TEAM As part of the Product Management team, you'll join a dynamic and cross-functional group of product professionals who guide the evolution of the FME Platform. The team is responsible for driving product direction, aligning with Safe Software's strategic goals, and delivering customer value while maintaining our competitive edge in the market. Product Management at Safe is organized around market- and customer-aligned portfolios and roadmaps—not internal engineering team boundaries. Each portfolio groups related roadmaps under a shared theme, and each roadmap has a PM owner responsible for outcomes across the full product lifecycle. You'll be joining a team that values collaboration, clear ownership, and evidence-based decision-making. WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING As a Technical Product Manager, you will: - Explore problems worth solving—framing opportunities, gathering customer evidence, and producing concept documents that validate whether an idea is worth pursuing further. - Lead discovery alongside Design and Engineering through customer interviews, competitive analysis, early feasibility checks, and lightweight experimentation to reduce uncertainty before committing resources. - Sha