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Senior Product Manager – Installer
SPANSenior Product Manager for SPAN's Installer App, focusing on hardware commissioning and installer workflows. Collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance installer experiences and efficiency.
Posted 5/19/2026full-timeSan Francisco • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $145,000 - $190,000 per yearWebsite
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCloud
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Immerse yourself and the team in the day-to-day reality of SPAN installers — ride-alongs, job-site shadowing, certification classes, and support call reviews — channeling their need for speed, clarity, and confidence into our installer digital product strategy.
- Take ownership of the strategy, roadmap, and execution of the Installer App, in continuous alignment with counterpart product teams, field operations, and overall business goals.
- Dive deep into the SPAN hardware and integrations ecosystem (panels, batteries, EV chargers, sensors) and commissioning capabilities to build scalable workflows that handle edge cases — partial backup, retrofit installs, mixed-vendor DERs, intermittent connectivity — seamlessly.
- Rapidly develop, iterate, and deliver features that reduce time-on-site, lower escalation rates, and increase first-time-right commissioning, maintaining a balance between production delivery, upcoming workflow design, and new feature discovery with installer partners.
- Champion a metrics-driven approach to prioritization, using field telemetry, commissioning success rates, time-per-step, support deflection, and installer NPS to guide decision making.
- Maintain proficiency in 80% of our tech stack — native mobile, BLE/Wi-Fi provisioning, APIs, cloud back-end, data models, device firmware, commissioning protocols — and show eagerness to learn the remaining 20%.
- Foster an environment that supports complex, non-linear thinking to create unprecedented field tools, being unafraid to experiment with patterns from outside the energy trades — logistics, field service, aviation maintenance, surgical workflows — to raise the bar for installer experience.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 5+ years of hardware, software, and app product experience with customer facing energy products
- 3+ years working in the residential energy domain (home solar, storage systems, EV charging)
- Successful track record of shipping 0-to-1 digital products/features with high CSAT
- Strong working knowledge of discovery techniques, customer research, design sprints, and rapid prototyping
- Strong working knowledge of firmware, cloud based infrastructure, and API’s
- Experience owning/driving business model development for 0 to 1 products including opportunity sizing, competitor analysis, feature prioritization, and GTM
- Hands-on experience with product analytics tools, feature flagging services and in-app messaging systems
Benefits
Comp & perks- Competitive compensation + equity grants at a well-funded, venture-backed company
- Comprehensive benefits: 100% employee premiums for base plans on medical, dental, vision with options for additional coverage. Parental leave up to twenty four (24) weeks depending on eligibility
- Comfortable, sunny office space located near BART and Caltrain public transit
- Strong focus on team building and company culture: Employee Resource Groups, monthly social events, SPANcakes recognition breakfast, lunch, and learns
- Flexible hours, one holiday per month, and flexible time off
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Hard Skills & Tools
product strategyroadmap executionscalable workflowsmetrics-driven prioritizationdiscovery techniquescustomer researchdesign sprintsrapid prototypingfirmwarecloud infrastructure
Soft Skills
ownershipleadershipcomplex thinkingexperimentationcollaboration