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of similar roles. Most pay
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At the midpoint, this role pays about
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versus about
$204k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Intuit
Intuit is a financial software company known for products like TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, and Credit Karma, helping consumers and small businesses manage their finances and taxes. Industry: Financial Software & Technology
Intuit currently has
174 open roles
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Listed pay typically runs
$202,500–$274,000
across 152 roles with salary data.
As a Staff Product Manager, PDLC Planning and Execution within the Platform and Development Xcceleration group, you will manage the end-to-end alignment of the technical operating system. You will bridge high-level company goals with day-to-day software delivery by creating outcome-focused roadmaps, managing complex stakeholder landscapes, and performing deep user discovery to uncover friction points. The role involves dynamic backlog reprioritization, capacity triage, and establishing best practices for integrating generative AI tools into the product management lifecycle to accelerate execution velocity. You will work on foundational capabilities that enable developers to build and run flagship applications using cloud native technologies in a scalable, reliable, and secure manner. Required expertise includes extensive experience in developer platforms, shared enterprise services, and complex PDLC/SDLC ecosystems, supported by technical fluency in tool integrations, database schemas, and system interoperability.
What does a Product Manager earn in California?
Median $223300 from 163 postings across 44 companies.
Formulate and drive outcome-focused roadmaps mapped directly to explicit success metrics.
Connect high-level company strategy to execution-level tracking to maintain a single plan of record.
Reprioritize product backlogs and platform capabilities based on real-time business demands and engineering constraints.
Lead structured research and user interviews to translate developer friction points into data-driven requirements.
Manage complex stakeholder relationships and provide an independent point of view to challenge assumptions.
Communicate complex platform strategies clearly to both senior executives and technical developer communities.
Integrate generative AI tools into the product management lifecycle to accelerate discovery and documentation.
What we're looking for
Undergraduate degree in computer science, computer/software engineering, or a related technical/operational discipline.
Master of Business Administration (MBA) (preferred).
10 or more years of technical product management experience focusing on developer platforms, shared enterprise services, or complex PDLC/SDLC ecosystems.
Proven expertise managing the full lifecycle of product development from high-level business goals to detailed execution structures.
Experience using quantitative data and qualitative research to drive functional documentation and roadmaps.
Experience driving internal organizational adoption of tools across large user bases while managing stakeholder pushback.
Strong technical background including understanding of tool integrations, database schemas, and system interoperability.
PMP certification or CSPO certification (preferred); experience using AI tools for rapid prototyping (preferred).