Principal Product Manager – Technology

DaVita Kidney Care · via Backpacker Job Board

💰 $115,000 - $183,000/yr 🌎 Remote 📍 Remote, Wisconsin ⌛ Posted 13 days ago

Lead product strategy and execution for DaVita’s People Services Systems
Identify the right problems to solve through discovery and research
Deliver simple, high-impact improvements for teammates and leaders
Set product vision and strategy aligned to business goals and measurable OKRs
Build and maintain a prioritized product roadmap
Define success metrics and measurement plans; adjust priorities using data and feedback
Partner with Research/Design and People Services to understand user needs, pain points, and root causes
Facilitate structured working sessions and design workshops
Build relationships across People Services and adjacent partners including IT/Engineering, Finance, Compliance, and Change/Comms
Provide industry best practices, product thinking, and user empathy
Align stakeholders, define outcomes, and drive decisions
Translate validated problems into product requirements, sequencing, and delivery plans with engineering, IT, outside suppliers, and delivery leaders
Own backlog prioritization and tradeoffs
Lead launch readiness, enablement, training/job aids, feedback loops, and post-launch measurement
Manage quarterly planning, roadmap reviews, progress reporting, and stakeholder updates
Own investment and value conversations for the product area

8+ years in product management or closely related product leadership
Substantial experience leading discovery and shipping meaningful product outcomes
Strong track record partnering with business leaders and technical teams to deliver measurable outcomes
Strength in problem framing, prioritization, stakeholder management, and communication
Experience facilitating working sessions/design workshops with clear outputs and decisions
Preferred: Experience with enterprise HR platforms and ecosystems, including Workday and People Services workflows
Preferred: Experience in complex, regulated environments where privacy, risk, and controls matter