Product Manager
DropboxThis Product Manager role focuses on enterprise document management and deal execution tools. You will manage end-to-end customer experiences ranging from core onboarding workflows to AI-powered analysis features.
What you’d own
- Foundational workflows like onboarding and content management
- AI-powered document analysis initiatives
- Multi-product integrations across the platform
- Product roadmap based on quantitative and qualitative data
Who it’s for
A fit if you…
- ✓You have 5+ years of experience managing customer-facing B2B or SaaS products.
- ✓You can balance immediate customer needs with long-term product health.
- ✓You are comfortable navigating technical constraints and dependencies with Engineering.
- ✓You have experience building AI-enabled features or workflows.
Not for you if…
- ✗You prefer a narrow scope; this role requires managing broad, end-to-end experiences.
- ✗You prefer to avoid complex technical trade-offs and cross-functional dependencies.
- ✗You prefer a stable roadmap without the need to adapt to changing market conditions.
Reading between the lines
- The mention of 'multi-product integration' suggests you will deal with significant complexity regarding how different tools sync.
- The emphasis on 'judgment' and 'navigating ambiguity' implies a high degree of autonomy in making trade-off decisions.
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About Dropbox
See all roles →Dropbox is the long-running cloud storage and file collaboration product, now used by more than 700 million registered users worldwide for syncing, sharing, and securely storing work. The company is repositioning around Dash, an AI teammate that searches and organizes across a team's connected apps, with Dash capabilities being folded into the core Dropbox product. It sells to consumers and businesses across construction, media, technology, professional services, manufacturing, and education, with a clear emphasis on encryption, version history, and not selling customer data. Founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and publicly traded on NASDAQ, Dropbox runs a Virtual First model where remote is the default and offices function as collaboration spaces.
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