Senior Technical Product Manager - Monitoring & Performance

About this role

At PrizePicks, we are the fastest-growing sports company in North America, as recognized by Inc. 5000. As the leading platform for Daily Fantasy Sports, we cover a diverse range of sports leagues, including the NFL, NBA, and Esports titles like League of Legends and Counter-Strike. Our team of over 550 employees thrives in an inclusive culture that values individuals from diverse backgrounds, regardless of their level of sports fandom. Ready to reimagine the DFS industry together?


As Senior Technical Product Manager for Monitoring & Performance, you’ll own the products and platforms that keep PrizePicks fast, observable, and resilient at scale. You’ll partner closely with engineering, infrastructure, and SRE to turn performance and reliability from a reactive scramble into a competitive advantage. Your customers are our own engineers, and your job is to make their day-to-day measurably better.


What you’ll do:

• Partner with engineering and infrastructure teams to find the bottlenecks, gaps, and opportunities across our internal development lifecycle.
• Own the full product lifecycle for performance and monitoring initiatives - from discovery through delivery and iteration.
• Translate engineering needs into clear requirements and user stories with well-defined acceptance criteria.
• Prioritize initiatives by impact, urgency, and feasibility so the team ships the highest-value work first.
• Define success metrics, then use data to measure impact, surface insights, and inform trade-offs.
• Act as the voice of our internal engineers, making sure what we build solves real problems and is easy to adopt.
• Communicate goals, progress, and decisions clearly - to technical and non-technical stakeholders alike.

What success looks like:
You’ll know you’re winning when:

• Application performance and scalability are trending up, and everyone can see it.
• Errors and incidents drop in frequency, severity, and time to resolution.
• Developer satisfact...