Think of this Senior Product Manager role as part detective, part diplomat: find the truth in the data, then sell it to EY's leaders. The $84,000 - $126,000 is the floor, not the ceiling; with 6 years and business ownership, this EY role keeps rising.
Key Responsibilities
- Decide where EY should say no so it can say yes to one thing
- Frame the tradeoff so a busy executive can choose in sixty seconds
- Decide which business experiments graduate and which quietly die
- Trace a complaint pattern back to the process that breeds it
- Find the customer segment EY keeps overlooking and size the prize
- Hold a forecast review where people actually change their minds
- Convert a forward-thinking hunch into a tested hypothesis the board can weigh
- Own the relationship with the Strategic Planning vendor so it stops being a fire drill
What You'll Bring
- A communicator who can disagree without making it personal
- Comfort steering business conversations toward a decision
- Working understanding of both Trello and Market Research in real-world settings
- Demonstrated ability to teach what you know to someone greener
- Real Critical Thinking chops, plus the Cross-functional Leadership curiosity to keep growing
- A communication style that translates jargon back into plain English
EY spent 7 years in the trenches of business so its clients across Springfield, MO wouldn't have to. We'd rather hear hard truths in the hallway than polite fictions in the all-hands.
At $84,000 - $126,000, with mentorship and a benefits suite to match, this Senior Product Manager seat at EY is built for people who want to rise.
The EY team is scaling in Springfield, MO, and we are hiring for it now.
If you're done waiting for permission to level up, consider this your invitation to apply.