Staff Product Manager, Boulevard

• Platform PM experience: 8–10 years in product management, significant time at Staff or Principal level owning shared services (auth, permissions, audit logging, eventing, or similar) that other teams build on
• Technical fluency: You can discuss authentication protocols, event-driven architectures, GraphQL, and access control models without engineers translating — and you hold your own in architecture reviews
• Enterprise execution: You've translated enterprise requirements into platform decisions that move deals, and you know how to build security, access control, and compliance capabilities that become a genuine competitive advantage
• AI platform depth: You've built or contributed to foundational AI infrastructure in a SaaS environment — agent authentication, rate limiting, audit logging for AI workflows, or similar primitives
• Metrics mindset: You define what success looks like for infrastructure — tracking developer velocity, platform adoption, reliability, and enterprise capability delivery — and use those signals to sharpen the roadmap
• Cross-functional leadership: You influence work across many teams, maintain shared vision and roadmap coherence, and create alignment that compounds rather than requiring constant re-negotiation

Desirable

• As Staff PM for Shared Services, you'll own the platform foundation every Boulevard product team builds on. This is high-leverage, deeply technical work — your decisions directly shape what Boulevard can build, how fast, and how safely
• Drive Enterprise Readiness: Boulevard's upmarket ambitions depend on granular permissions, comprehensive audit trails, and identity infrastructure that enterprise customers trust. You'll own the decisions that get us there — working closely with sales and solutions engineering to understand what's blocking deals and building the capabilities that remove those blockers for good
• Be the Connective Tissue: Every product team at Boulevard builds on what Shared Services owns. You'll develop a deep understanding of their needs and shape the platform to let them move faster — without requiring them to reinvent auth, eventing, compliance, or AI infrastructure on their own. Developer experience is a core product responsibility here
• Define and Measure Success: You'll establish the metrics that matter for a platform team — reliability, developer velocity, internal platform adoption, and enterprise capability delivery — and use that signal to sharpen the roadmap over time
• Own the Roadmap: Your roadmap will reflect both near-term business impact and long-term architectural integrity. You'll make build-versus-buy decisions across the stack with a clear view of what gives Boulevard the most leverage. And you'll take customer-facing capabilities like audit logging and permissions all the way through launch — including pricing, packaging, and go-to-market