DescriptionWe are looking for a talented Product Manager-Principal to join our team specializing in Systems/Information Technology for our Corporate organziation in Columbus, IN.
In this role, you will make an impact in the following ways:
- Set clear product direction by defining and evolving the vision and roadmap, aligning solutions to business goals while consistently representing the voice of the customer.
- Turn insights into outcomes by conducting market research, user interviews, and data analysis to define personas, pain points, and requirements that drive impactful solution design.
- Unblock delivery with technical insight by collaborating with Enterprise/Solution Architecture and Engineering to scope and sequence technology enablers that accelerate value delivery.
- Ensure execution excellence by shaping a high-quality, prioritized backlog (user stories, defects, enablers) with crisp acceptance criteria that stay aligned to evolving stakeholder priorities.
- Raise the quality bar by accepting stories against the Definition of Done, leading UAT, and ensuring features meet business, security, and compliance standards prior to release.
- Drive agile momentum by partnering with Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches to improve flow and outcomes; actively leading PI Planning, sprint ceremonies, System Demos, and Inspect & Adapt as the customer advocate.
- Measure what matters by defining and tracking KPIs and OKRs, tying product performance to strategic objectives, and communicating value, outcomes, and roadmap with stakeholders and customers.
- Own results and build capability by managing product P&L across the lifecycle, and leading people and org design—hiring, developing, and coaching a high-performing team to deliver scalable impact.
ResponsibilitiesTo be successful in this role you will need the following:
Education, Licenses, Certifications:
Experience:
- 4–6 years of experience in product management or a related role.
- Significant experience in managing a product backlog/release plan, tracking team level metrics, attend product team ceremonies preferred.
- Experience in managing systems and tools to enable user interactions and collaboration.
- Demonstrated success in leading cross-functional self-organized teams.
- Experience in leading a product development lifecycle using design thinking techniques preferred.
QualificationsAdditional Responsibilities:
1. Own the MarCom MarTech product ecosystem and roadmap (Powercell PO/PM)
• Define product vision, outcomes, and quarterly roadmaps across the MarCom stack (CMS platforms, DAM/PIM, SEO/SEM, SMM, analytics, CX/UX tooling, event tech, etc.).
• Translate MarCom strategy into prioritized epics/features; manage backlog, dependencies, and release planning.
2. Optimize digital performance, governance, and reliability across owned channels
• Drive measurable improvements in acquisition and engagement (SEO, site speed, conversion, content performance) leveraging analytics and experimentation.
• Establish platform governance and guardrails: content and tagging standards, SEO technical hygiene, consent/measurement practices, and operating cadence.
3. Enable secure, scalable delivery of MarCom experiences through IT
• Partner with security/infra to ensure resilient delivery using WAF/CDN and related controls, while protecting customer data and brand assets.
• Lead vendor/tool lifecycle decisions (selection, integration, adoption, and retirement) to reduce tool sprawl and maximize ROI.
Requirements
MarTech product management experience
• 3; years as a Product Manager/Product Owner or similar, owning roadmap/backlog for MarTech, web/digital platforms, or marketing operations technology.
• Hands-on familiarity with MarCom platforms and integrations
• Practical experience with CMS and at least several of: SF Marketing Cloud (or similar), SEO/SEM tools (e.g., SEMrush), analytics (GA/Adobe), CX/UX tools (testing/heatmaps), DAM, PIM, social management, event platforms.
• Working knowledge of APIs, data flows, tagging/measurement, identity/consent, and system integrations with CRM/CDP where applicable.
• Digital performance and measurement capability
• Demonstrated ability to define KPIs/OKRs, build measurement plans, and use insights to prioritize improvements (SEO health, conversion, speed/Core Web Vitals, content performance, campaign-to-site attribution).
• Strong delivery and stakeholder leadership
• Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams (engineering, UX, analytics, security, MarCom stakeholders), run agile ceremonies, and manage tradeoffs across scope, time, and risk.
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Preferences (nice-to-have)
• Enterprise web delivery and security experience
• Familiarity with WAF/CDN concepts, performance optimization, DDoS/bot mitigation, and release governance for high-visibility public sites.
• Content operations and information architecture depth
• Experience establishing content models, taxonomy/metadata, DAM governance, PIM-driven content syndication, and SEO technical remediation at scale.
Stack details
PHP / framework layer
- PHP: runtime Drupal runs on.
- Symfony: the underlying framework Drupal builds on (routing, HTTP kernel, DI container, event system, etc.).
- Twig: templating engine used by Drupal themes for HTML rendering.
Dependency & build tooling
- Composer: PHP dependency manager; standard way to install/update Drupal core + modules + libraries.
- Packagist / Drupal.org packages: where Composer pulls dependencies from (Drupal modules are Composer packages now).
- Node.js tooling (optional): Webpack/Vite/etc. for theme/front-end builds (depends on the theme).
CLI & developer productivity
- Drush: Drupal command-line tool (cache rebuild, config import/export, DB updates, cron, user/admin tasks).
- Drupal Console (less common now): scaffolding/command tooling (many teams rely on Drush instead).
Web server / runtime infrastructure
- Nginx or Apache: serves the site, proxies requests to PHP.
- PHP-FPM: process manager for PHP (common with Nginx).
- TLS/Cert management: e.g., Let’s Encrypt or enterprise cert tooling.
Data & storage
- Database: MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL.
- Redis or Memcached: caches (often for performance and to keep cache out of DB).
- Object/file storage: local disk, NFS, or S3-compatible storage for media files.
Search & indexing
- Apache Solr: common enterprise search backend for Drupal.
- Elasticsearch / OpenSearch: alternative search backends (depends on org preference).
- Search API module: Drupal-side integration pattern for these backends.
Caching / performance delivery
- Varnish: reverse proxy cache (very common in Drupal stacks).
- CDN: Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly, etc. for edge caching + WAF.
Observability & ops
- Logs: syslog/ELK/Splunk/Datadog (whatever your org uses).
- APM: New Relic / Datadog APM (trace slow requests).
- Error tracking: Sentry, etc.
Local dev & deployment patterns
- DDEV / Lando / Docker Compose: local environment tooling for Drupal stacks.
- CI/CD: GitHub Actions/GitLab/Jenkins/Azure DevOps (run tests, build artifacts, deploy).
- Config management: Drupal config export/import (YAML) + secrets management (Vault, etc.).
Compensation
- Please note that the salary range provided is a good faith estimate on the applicable range. The final salary offer will be determined after considering relevant factors, including a candidate’s qualifications and experience, where appropriate