Product Manager

🎯 About the role

The product team at WorkOS is built for people who want to work on complex problems with real stakes. Our users are developers and technical buyers at fast-growing companies — they have strong opinions, high standards, and they'll tell you exactly what works and what doesn't. Our engineers have sharp product instincts and want to collaborate with PMs who match them.

This is a role with genuine scope. You'll own product areas end-to-end — from identifying the right problem to driving it through discovery, design, engineering, and launch. You'll think broadly across the product surface, go deep on specific problems, and operate with a level of autonomy that's rare at most companies.

✔️ What you'll do

• Own specific product areas with full accountability for outcomes — from discovery through delivery and iteration
• Talk to customers regularly and synthesize what you learn into clear, prioritized product direction
• Partner tightly with engineering and design to move from concept to shipped product quickly
• Define success metrics and use them to evaluate whether what you shipped actually worked
• Work cross-functionally with marketing, sales, and GTM to bring new features and products to market effectively
• Identify 0-to-1 opportunities — things that don't exist yet but should — and drive them from blank page to launch
• Make hard prioritization calls with limited information and defend them clearly
• Contribute to the broader product strategy and roadmap as the company scales

🌟 What we're looking for

Must-haves

• B2B SaaS experience — you understand the developer or enterprise buyer and have shipped products for them
• One of: deep domain knowledge in auth, identity, or developer tooling, or a strong track record building developer-facing products specifically
• Real 0-to-1 experience — you've started something from scratch, not just inherited a roadmap
• Customer obsession in practice, not just on a resume — you talk to users constantly and it visibly shapes what you build
• Bias to action — you move fast, make decisions without perfect information, and iterate rather than waiting for consensus
• Strong cross-functional collaboration — you've worked closely with design, engineering, and marketing, and you know how to bring those relationships to get the best work out of a team

Nice-to-haves

• Experience with pricing and packaging decisions — understanding how product and monetization interact
• Background at a company with a PLG motion or developer-first go-to-market

Logistics

• Based in the United States — SF or NYC is a plus but not required
• Willingness to travel roughly once a month for team or customer meetings