Web Product Manager II
Company: Taylor External
Location: SC-Remote (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-10-05
About this role
Taylor Corporation is a dynamic, diversified company with big plans for the future ― and your career. We power our employees’ potential and strive to create opportunity and security for every member of the team. If you’re ready for something bigger ― more challenge, more variety, more pathways for professional growth ― we should talk. We’re passionate about our work, we believe there is always a better way, and we’re looking for people like you.
Ready to reach your potential? It’s time to look at Taylor.
Your Opportunity: Taylor Corporation is looking for a Web Product Manager II! The Web Product Manager II is at the forefront of driving the development and execution of product vision and strategy. The product manager indirectly leads cross-functional teams through all phases of the product lifecycle, ensuring alignment with business goals and market needs. The role involves balancing strategic planning with tactical execution, while maintaining a keen focus on user satisfaction, financial optimization, and operational excellence.
Work Authorization:
To be considered for the Taylor opportunities, candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship.
Your Responsibilities:
Product Vision & Strategy Development: Craft and articulate a clear and compelling product vision and strategy that aligns with the company’s goals and market opportunities.
Capability Refinement: Facilitate the refinement of product capabilities to ensure they meet user needs and leverage emerging technologies.
Idea Intake & Evaluation: Oversee the process for collecting and evaluating new product ideas. Conduct cost/benefit analysis, in partnership with engineering, to assess potential value and feasibility.
Product Prioritization Mechanism: Develop and implement an objective prioritization framework for product features and enhancements, balancing business impact, technical feasibility, and user va...