Lyft · San Francisco, CA
Senior Product Manager, Customer Care AI
Senior PM · L5
$148K–$185K / yr
701 open PM roles at 61 companies, pulled directly from their career sites. 53 added this week. Levelled from APM to CPO, with salary whenever the employer shares it. The whole board is free: no signup, no daily cap.
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Lyft · San Francisco, CA
Senior PM · L5
$148K–$185K / yr
Lyft · New York, NY
Senior PM · L5
$148K–$185K / yr
Lyft · San Francisco, CA
Senior PM · L5
$148K–$185K / yr
Lyft · Toronto, Canada
Senior PM · L5
$136K–$170K / yr
Pinterest · Palo Alto, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US; New York, NY, US
Director of Product · Director+
Pinterest · Palo Alto, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US
Staff / Principal PM · L6-L7
Pinterest · New York, NY, US
Senior PM · L5
Pinterest · New York, NY, US
Staff / Principal PM · L6-L7
Pinterest · Palo Alto, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US
Staff / Principal PM · L6-L7
Pinterest · San Francisco, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US; Remote, CA, US
Senior PM · L5
Pinterest · Palo Alto, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US; Remote, CA, US
Senior PM · L5
Pinterest · San Francisco, CA, US; Seattle, WA, US; Remote, CA, US
Staff / Principal PM · L6-L7
Pinterest · New York, NY, US
Staff / Principal PM · L6-L7
Coinbase · Hybrid - San Francisco, CA
PM Intern
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Group PM · L6-L7
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Group PM · L6-L7
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Group PM · L6-L7
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Product Manager · L4
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Product Manager · L4
Coinbase · Remote - USA
Group PM · L6-L7
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Every source is checked daily. New roles show up after the next check, and closed ones drop off instead of lingering for weeks.
A title filter built for product management keeps the board to PM jobs, so you are not wading through every listing with "product" somewhere in it.
When a company posts the same role for several offices, it shows up once with all of its locations instead of filling a page with copies.
Titles differ between companies, so each role is mapped to one ladder: APM (about L3), PM (L4), Senior (L5), Staff, Principal and Group (L6-L7), then Director and above.
Pay is shown only when the employer publishes it in the listing. We never estimate a range, so every number you see came from the company.
The hard truth
Search "product" on a general job site and PM roles arrive mixed with product analysts, project managers, product marketers and sales jobs. Reposts and the same opening copied across ten offices push the real ones further down.
The fix
Our title filter keeps product management roles only. Every listing links to the employer's own posting, copies across offices are collapsed into one, and the whole board refreshes daily.
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Directly from company career sites and the applicant tracking systems they post to, such as Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. Every source is checked daily, and the Apply button takes you to the employer’s own application page.
Yes. Every role on the board is visible without an account, a signup or a daily limit, and applying happens on the employer’s own site.
Job titles vary by company, so each role is mapped to a common PM ladder: Associate PM or APM is roughly L3, Product Manager L4, Senior PM L5, Staff, Principal and Group PM L6 to L7, and Director, Head of Product, VP and CPO sit above that. Use it to compare roles across companies. The employer’s own leveling decides the final offer.
A salary appears only when the employer publishes a pay range in the listing. We never estimate or model a salary. Turn on the Salary disclosed filter to see only roles with published pay.
Every source is re-checked daily. New roles appear after the next check, and when a listing comes down from the employer’s site it drops off the board and its page is marked as closed.