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Director, Product Strategy – Operations
FloQastDirector of Product Strategy & Operations at FloQast, shaping product planning and portfolio investment for SaaS financial solutions. Collaborating with cross-functional teams for effective product launches and strategic direction.
Posted 6/22/2026full-timeSan Jose • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesLead💰 $188,000 - $282,000 per yearWebsite
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesSQL
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- The Director of Product Strategy & Operations is a senior individual contributor reporting to the SVP of Product. You are the force multiplier for Product leadership and the operating backbone of how we build.
- Quarterback the annual, quarterly, and monthly planning cadence for the Product organization — from inputs (market, customer, competitive, data) to outputs (roadmap, OKRs, investment thesis).
- Develop a point of view on portfolio investment. Where do we lean in? Where do we divest? What does the portfolio add up to? Pressure-test PM proposals with data and structured argument.
- Drive executive-level product reviews. Prepare the SVP/CPO for board, ELT, and all-hands moments with materials that hold up under scrutiny and end the meeting with a decision.
- Build the frameworks that let us say no to good ideas in favor of better ones — and make those trade-offs legible to the rest of the company.
- Own the Product organization’s KPI system: leading and lagging indicators, OKRs, instrumentation standards, NPS methodology, and the exec dashboards that surface product health across the portfolio.
- Run the product analytics stack and the in-app guidance program. Set the bar for how PMs use data.
- Build the operating mechanisms — weekly, monthly, quarterly — that surface what is working and what is not, early enough to act on it.
- Embed voice of customer into every product decision. Close the loop between Product, CX, Sales, and Marketing so feedback drives prioritization, not just listening sessions.
- Own the end-to-end launch motion: beta to GA to adoption, in lockstep with Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Support.
- Raise the PM bar. Partner with the SVP/CPO on hiring profiles, leveling and career ladders, onboarding, and the day-to-day tools PMs depend on.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 8+ years across product management, product operations, strategy and operations, or top-tier management consulting. At least some time inside a $100M+ ARR B2B SaaS Product organization.
- A track record of owning a planning and OKR cadence for a sizable Product or Engineering organization. You have run it — not just contributed to it.
- Quantitative fluency. You are comfortable in SQL, BI tools, and product analytics platforms (Pendo, Amplitude, Mixpanel, or similar). You can build a dashboard executives actually use.
- A demonstrated ability to form a strategic point of view and defend it with data — even when senior stakeholders push back.
- Experience running cross-functional launches at SaaS scale, including coordination with Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Support.
- Sharp written communication. You write the memo that ends the meeting.
- Operating temperament: high agency, high judgment, comfortable with ambiguity. You codify recurring problems into durable systems rather than solving them twice.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical
- Dental
- Vision
- Family Forming benefits
- Life & Disability Insurance
- Unlimited Vacation
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Hard Skills & Tools
product managementproduct operationsstrategyOKR cadencequantitative fluencySQLBI toolsproduct analyticsdashboard creationcross-functional launches
Soft Skills
strategic thinkingwritten communicationhigh agencyhigh judgmentcomfort with ambiguitycollaborationdecision-makingtrade-off analysiscustomer advocacyleadership