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Role Summary

The Senior Product Manager for User Experience & Onboarding owns the first experience of the product or platform. This role is accountable for how users land, understand value, orient themselves, and successfully get started, across all role-based personas.

This includes ownership of the homepage, global navigation, onboarding journeys, and cross-product entry points. The role drives a cohesive, intuitive, and persona-aware experience that scales across a growing product suite.





This PM leads the roadmap for this book of work and is responsible for day-to-day collaboration and prioritization across designers, content leads, and engineering partners to deliver high-quality user experiences.

Key Responsibilities

Product Ownership & Strategy
Own the end-to-end onboarding and first-run experience across the platform or product suite.
Define and drive the product strategy and roadmap for:
Homepage and landing experiences
Global navigation and wayfinding
Role-based entry points and persona experiences
First-time user flows, activation, and guidance
Ensure the experience clearly communicates value, intent, and next steps for users with different roles, goals, and levels of expertise.
Establish transparent success metrics for onboarding, activation, adoption, and usability.

User Experience Leadership
Act as the product lead for UX, partnering closely with designers and content strategists to shape flows, structure, and intera

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