Senior Product Manager

Who We Are

Murmuration is a nonprofit organization that amplifies the power of civic engagement by providing data, digital tools, and research-driven insights to community-focused organizations so that together we can create an America where everyone can lead healthy, free, and dignified lives.

Every day, people are trying to shape our future for the better. Fighting for water that’s safe to drink. Schools that serve students equitably. Gun laws that make sense. And rallying people who care like we do. And yet too often the skillful organizers working to mobilize communities lack access to technology that could supercharge their efforts. Knocking on every door instead of knowing which will open most easily. And going up against outside interests that have half the heart, but twice the tools.

In communities across America, Murmuration’s partners are leveraging our data, tools, and insights to help thousands of organizers orchestrate millions of individual people to do big things together. Demand big things together. To create the world they want. Together.

About the Position

As a Senior Product Manager, you’ll lead key components of Organizer, Murmuration’s SaaS platform, which provides data, insights, and tools to community-focused organizations to foster meaningful connections and activate communities. You'll work with a talented team to build user flows and features related to core platform experiences – things like CRM/data management, campaign management, or community outreach through a variety of channels. You'll discover what users value most and help translate those learnings into quality product experiences. You will ultimately help lead the development of the most effective and intuitive platform for advocacy and community organizing.

You’ll join our team of Product Managers developing a suite of mobile and web applications – all focused on helping our partners increase civic engagement for a more equitable future. You’ll work closely with the Organizer engineering team, designers, leadership, and community partners to deepen understanding of user needs, champion thoughtful design solutions, and help ensure Organizer evolves in ways that meaningfully support civic engagement efforts.

Job Level: IC4

• Significant experience (typically 4+ years) in product management or related roles, whether in B2B SaaS, nonprofit technology, civic engagement tools, or community-based initiatives;

• Community-focused expertise and civic mindset: Deep understanding of how advocacy organizations and civic engagement groups operate with genuine passion for social impact;
• Results-driven execution with sharp prioritization skills: Demonstrated ability to navigate complexity, make tough trade-off decisions, and consistently ship products that users actually want;
• Data fluency and insight-driven decision making: Hands-on experience diving into analytics, user research, and behavioral data to uncover actionable insights that shape product direction;
• Design thinking and user-centric approach: Practical knowledge of UX principles with the ability to collaborate effectively with designers and advocate for intuitive user experiences;
• Cross-functional leadership and stakeholder management: Proven ability to align diverse teams, navigate competing priorities, and build consensus across departments while keeping projects moving forward;
• Data-competence: Conceptual familiarity with data architecture and the ability to get hands-on with databases and data analysis; and
• Proactive and Collaborative: Comfort working in evolving environments and ability to take initiative while collaborating inclusively.

Nice to Haves

• Hands-on experience leveraging LLMs and AI tools to build user-facing features with an understanding of how to integrate AI capabilities thoughtfully into product workflows;
• Previous experience with voter databases, campaign management software, or political analytics;
• Experience leading cross-functional teams developing technical/backend/data architecture, like APIs or ETL pipelines;
• Experience working with campaigns, advocacy organizations/nonprofits, grassroots organizing, and/or existing products in the civic tech ecosystem;
• Knowledge of compliance and data privacy regulations;
• Experience in profile-based systems (like CRMs), especially related to audience segmentation and analysis;
• Familiarity with A/B testing and experimentation frameworks; and/or
• Experience incorporating accessibility best practices, inclusive design, or community-centered research methods.

Talented Product Managers come from all walks of life and career. If you are passionate about civic engagement and technology, please apply, even if you do not check every box.

Location and Compensation

The Senior Product Manager role is a full-time, salaried position with a comprehensive benefits package (more detail below). It is based anywhere in the U.S. The starting salary range for this position is $126,000 - $145,000 and is commensurate with experience. This pay range reflects what the organization expects to offer for this position at the time of posting. In alignment with applicable laws, compensation will be determined based on the applicant's skills, qualifications, experience, and the specific requirements of the role. Please note that the organization may adjust this pay range as needed.

Our Culture of Care

We work hard to create a culture of care to ensure that our staff are best equipped to lead happy, healthy, and balanced lives. To that end, we offer a comprehensive benefits package which includes:

• Health, vision, and dental insurance with 100% of premiums covered for you and qualifying family members;
• Retirement benefits with a 5% employer match;
• A flexible unlimited PTO plan;
• Generous paid parental leave;
• Pre-tax commuter benefits;
• A company laptop;
• A flexible remote work environment;
• A home office setup stipend for all new employees;
• Monthly reimbursement for remote work expenses;
• A yearly professional development fund;
• Mental health and wellness benefits through Calm and Better Help; 
• Yearly in-person staff retreats; and
• A welcoming culture that celebrates diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.

At Murmuration, we believe a vibrant, representative democracy depends on the inclusion of diverse voices, lived experiences, and perspectives. The best ideas don’t come from a single person or ideology — they emerge at the intersection of different backgrounds, identities, and viewpoints. We are proud of our commitment to building an organization and culture shaped by respect, empathy, and collaboration, where our team’s diversity fuels innovation, civic engagement, and meaningful change. We welcome new colleagues who will help us nurture this collective effort. Join us.

An Equal-Opportunity Employer with a Commitment to Diversity

Murmuration is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, and as an organization committed to diversity and the perspective of all voices, we consider applicants equally of race, gender, color, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, disability, political affiliation and national origin. We reasonably accommodate staff members and/or applicants with disabilities, provided they are otherwise able to perform the essential functions of the job.

Note: Murmuration is two organizations working together to pursue our mission of amplifying the power of civic engagement: Murmuration Research Institute, a 501(c)(3) that conducts research to identify, design, and create the data, tools, and insights that build healthier and more equitable communities; and Murmuration, Inc., a 501(c)(4) that supports organizations working across the country on the nation’s most challenging issues with access to data, tools, and research that build healthier and more equitable communities.