Senior Product Manager, Technical
Mastercard
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This role pays less than 92% of similar roles. Most pay $174,793–$221,242 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $140k versus about $198k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Johnson & Johnson is a multinational corporation operating in three main segments: consumer health products, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices, known for brands like Tylenol, Band-Aid, and Janssen. Industry: Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices
Johnson & Johnson currently has 38 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $117,000–$201,250 across 33 roles with salary data.
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JOB TITLE: Technical Product Manager, Chemistry IT Systems The Technical Product Manager, Chemistry IT Systems joins the Business Technology team to support the molecule discovery organization. This role involves partnering with business stakeholders to analyze processes, define scientific IT requirements, and deliver complex, multidisciplinary projects. You will shape and deliver enterprise-wide discovery informatics platforms to modernize lead discovery and optimization across multi-modality research. Key responsibilities include managing portfolio strategy, defining project goals, and enabling data-driven, AI-augmented discovery workflows across Design–Make–Test–Analyze cycles. You will utilize skills in data management, governance, and ETL to support chemistry-centric decision-making. Required technologies and tools include KNIME, Pipeline Pilot, Schrödinger, BIOVIA, Revvity, OpenEye, ChemAxon, RDKit, Oligokit, and Spotfire. The role solves technical challenges in medicinal chemistry, computational chemistry, and discovery data sciences to accelerate molecular invention.
What does a Technical Product Manager earn?
Median $171150 from 44 postings across 20 companies.
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