Staff Platform Product Manager, MovementNew$165K–$240K

The opportunity

Movement is the platform underneath everything project44 ships: visibility, analytics, AI agents, and a growing set of modules (Appointment Manager, Yard, Last Mile) being migrated onto it as a shared foundation. We're hiring a Senior Platform Product Manager to own both halves…

What you'll do

  • Own the product vision for how Movement's core experience evolves: the Overview dashboard, navigation, and shared UI patterns that other modules inherit as they migrate onto the platform

  • Partner directly with Product Design on UX vision and prototypes, translating: design principles into a sequenced, buildable roadmap

  • Arbitrate platform-level UX trade-offs across pillar teams so Movement: doesn't fragment into inconsistent experiences as more products move onto it

  • Own the web, responsive, and mobile app strategy for Movement: deciding what belongs on web versus mobile, how responsive breakpoints serve users, and driving that plan through to implementation with Design and Engineering

  • Own the roadmap for Movement's IAM layer: tenant and user permissioning, Access Groups, role definitions, and the unified authorization model that lets us bring new products and acquisitions onto one identity system instead of bespoke ones

  • Define and prioritize new permission models (e.g., restricted-visibility: roles for security-sensitive customers) in partnership with Engineering and Security

What they're looking for

  • Be the product point of contact for IAM scoping on new acquisitions and partner integrations
  • Own the product roadmap for Collaborative Visibility: how shippers, carriers, and partners share shipment data across tenant boundaries, and what each party is permitted to see
  • Own Search as a platform capability: a consistent, performant way to find shipments, orders, locations, and documents across every module on Movement
  • Work directly with platform engineering on the technical trade-offs behind: these capabilities — data models, APIs, and performance — and translate them into a sequenced roadmap the pillar teams can build against