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Senior Product Manager &mdash; Pactvera &mdash; Verified Payments &amp; Programmable Contract ExecutionAbout PactveraThe era of static, signature-and-store contract platforms is over. DocuSign, PandaDoc, Adobe Sign, and their peers were built for a world where a contract was the finish line &mdash; a PDF to be countersigned and filed. Pactvera is built for the world where a contract is the starting line: a living, verified, programmable instrument that drives payment, enforces obligations, and settles automatically when conditions are met.Pactvera is ChainIT's enterprise-grade, zero-trust contract execution and payments platform. Where legacy e-signature tools ask you to sign documents and hope everything downstream works out, Pactvera verifies identity at every touchpoint, encodes payment terms directly into agreements, and executes &mdash; across the full spectrum of enterprise payment rails: ACH, wire, card, RTP/FedNow, and where customers are ready for it, stablecoin settlement via USDC or JPM Coin. It is not an incremental improvement on what came before. It is a category replacement.Pactvera is built on the full breadth of enterprise payment infrastructure &mdash; every fiat rail an enterprise treasury team depends on, unified with contract execution in a single verified workflow. And as programmable stablecoins like USDC and JPM Coin gain regulatory clarity under the GENIUS Act and evolving FinCEN guidance, Pactvera is positioned to extend that same contract-native execution into on-chain settlement &mdash; without rebuilding anything. The foundation is fiat. The frontier is programmable.The Paradigm Shift: Why Legacy Platforms Are ObsoleteLegacy e-signature platforms were designed around a single problem: replacing wet ink with a digital equivalent. They solved that problem well. But the enterprise contract problem of 2025 is not about signatures &mdash; it is about execution, verification, and settlement. Consider what the current generation of platforms cannot do:<ul><li>They cannot verify that the party signing is who they claim to be beyond email click-through &mdash; Pactvera enforces cryptographic identity verification through ChainIT Org ID at every signature event</li><li>They cannot encode payment terms as executable logic &mdash; they store text that a human must later act on, in a separate system, days or weeks later</li><li>They cannot settle in any rail the enterprise actually uses &mdash; ACH, wire, card, RTP, or emerging stablecoin instruments &mdash; without routing through a separate payments system that has no awareness of the contract</li><li>They cannot auto-enforce milestone-based disbursements, holdbacks, or penalty clauses &mdash; Pactvera's contract engine treats these as programmable conditions, not footnotes</li><li>They cannot provide a zero-trust audit trail that is tamper-evident by construction &mdash; legacy platforms rely on attestation; Pactvera relies on verification</li></ul>This is not a feature gap that can be patched. It is an architectural gap. Pactvera is not competing for the same buyer Docusign serves. It is making that buyer irrelevant.Role OverviewAs Senior PM for Pactvera, you will own the product roadmap for our contract execution, identity verification, and payments modules &mdash; spanning the full range of enterprise fiat rails and our expanding stablecoin settlement capabilities. You will work at the intersection of enterprise software, financial infrastructure, and the emerging frontier of programmable money, translating an ambitious product vision into shipped features that enterprise customers depend on for mission-critical workflows.This is a role for someone who is equal parts payments expert, contract workflow strategist, and enterprise software builder &mdash; and who is genuinely excited by the prospect of rendering a generation of incumbents obsolete.What You'll DoProduct Strategy &amp; Roadmap<ul><li>Own and maintain a prioritized, outcome-driven product roadmap spanning contract execution, verified identity, and the full spectrum of enterprise payment rails &mdash; fiat and stablecoin</li><li>Define the strategic narrative that positions Pactvera as a category replacement for legacy e-signature and contract management platforms</li><li>Partner with executive stakeholders to align roadmap investments with revenue, retention, and market displacement goals</li></ul>Discovery &amp; Customer Insight<ul><li>Lead continuous discovery with enterprise customers in procurement, legal, finance, and operations &mdash; surfacing the contract execution and payment friction that legacy tools have normalized</li><li>Build and maintain a competitive intelligence practice covering DocuSign, PandaDoc, Ironclad, Conga, Adobe Sign, and emerging programmable contract platforms</li><li>Track the payments landscape &mdash; evolving fiat rail capabilities (RTP, FedNow adoption, cross-border), stablecoin regulatory developments (GENIUS Act, FinCEN guidance), and enterprise treasury trends &mdash; and translate signals into product decisions</li></ul>Agentic Execution &amp; Delivery<ul><li>Author and maintain the full five-layer artifact set that drives ChainIT's agentic development model: Strategic Outcomes, Capabilities, Risk Gates, Intent Specs, and Iteration docs &mdash; replacing traditional PRDs and user stories with precision-engineered specs designed for agentic developer handoff</li><li>Write Intent Specs with the rigor that agentic execution demands &mdash; unambiguous invariants, binary-checkable Risk Gates, explicit agent hand-off sections, and zero open questions before a capability is declared ready to build</li><li>Manage iteration planning and sequencing across Pactvera's product surface, maintaining traceability from every Intent Spec up through its Capability to its Strategic Outcome</li><li>Drive trade-off decisions and prioritization with Engineering, Design, and cross-functional stakeholders &mdash; knowing when to hold the line on scope and when to adapt</li><li>Define and monitor KPIs for shipped capabilities; close the feedback loop between agentic delivery and product outcomes</li></ul>Payments Domain Leadership<ul><li>Serve as the internal expert on enterprise payment rails &mdash; ACH (Same Day and Standard), wire, RTP/FedNow, and card &mdash; and how each maps to the contract execution and settlement workflows Pactvera orchestrates</li><li>Drive product decisions around payment logic embedded in contract execution: milestone-triggered disbursements, holdback mechanisms, auto-reconciliation across fiat rails, and &mdash; where customers are ready &mdash; on-chain settlement via stablecoin instruments like USDC and JPM Coin</li><li>Guide compliance posture for all payment features: PCI-DSS scope, NACHA operating rules, FinCEN/AML obligations, and where applicable, emerging stablecoin regulatory frameworks</li><li>Partner with integrations and partnerships teams on payment processor, bank, and &mdash; selectively &mdash; stablecoin issuer relationships</li></ul>Zero-Trust Contract Execution<ul><li>Champion Pactvera's zero-trust architecture in product decisions &mdash; every touchpoint is verified, not assumed; every state transition is auditable, not attested</li><li>Work with Engineering and Security to define verification checkpoints, cryptographic identity binding, and tamper-evident audit trail requirements for contract events</li><li>Educate customers and prospects on why zero-trust contract execution is a fundamentally different security and compliance posture than legacy e-signature platforms</li></ul>Go-to-Market &amp; Enablement<ul><li>Collaborate with Marketing and Sales on positioning, messaging, and launch plans that clearly articulate Pactvera's displacement of incumbent platforms</li><li>Create enablement materials and lead training sessions for Sales, Solutions Engineering, and Customer Success on Pactvera's payments and contract execution differentiation</li><li>Represent Pactvera in prospect conversations, customer advisory boards, fintech industry events, and analyst briefings</li></ul>What We're Looking ForCore Product Management Experience<ul><li>5+ years of product management experience in enterprise B2B software</li><li>Demonstrated ability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder roadmaps with competing priorities across multiple simultaneous capability tracks</li><li>Experience with agentic or spec-driven development workflows &mdash; writing structured specs, intent documents, or capability definitions that hand off to autonomous development agents rather than traditional sprint backlogs</li><li>Comfort operating without the scaffolding of traditional agile ceremonies &mdash; you define outcomes and invariants precisely enough that execution can proceed without constant PM involvement in implementation detail</li><li>Excellent written and verbal communication skills &mdash; able to present to C-suite and write technical specs with equal clarity; in our model, spec quality is directly correlated with delivery quality</li><li>Experience with product analytics tools (e.g., Mixpanel, Amplitude, Looker) and data-informed decision-making</li><li>Proven track record of shipping products that displaced established incumbents or created new categories</li></ul>Payments Industry Expertise<ul><li>3+ years of experience in a payments-adjacent role &mdash; product, solutions engineering, fintech, or financial services</li><li>Working knowledge of US fiat payment rails: ACH (Same Day, Standard), wire transfers, RTP/FedNow, and card networks &mdash; including the operational realities of each</li><li>Solid grasp of payment lifecycle concepts: authorization, clearing, settlement, chargebacks, and reconciliation &mdash; and how enterprise AP/AR workflows break when these go wrong</li><li>Understanding of how payment timing, terms, and exceptions ripple through enterprise operations, and what it means to encode those terms into a contract that executes automatically</li><li>Exposure to PCI-DSS requirements and how they shape product and infrastructure decisions</li><li>Knowledge of regulatory considerations relevant to B2B payments: NACHA operating rules, FinCEN/AML obligations, state money transmission licensing</li><li>Awareness of the stablecoin landscape &mdash; USDC, JPM Coin, GENIUS Act provisions &mdash; as an emerging settlement layer; deep expertise not required, but intellectual curiosity and willingness to get fluent quickly is</li></ul>Enterprise Software &amp; Security Acumen<ul><li>Experience building products that integrate into complex enterprise tech stacks: ERP, procurement, CLM, HRIS</li><li>Understanding of enterprise sales cycles, procurement processes, and security/compliance buying criteria</li><li>Familiarity with zero-trust security principles and how they apply to identity, access, and workflow verification in enterprise software</li><li>Ability to navigate multi-stakeholder enterprise deals &mdash; balancing IT, Finance, Legal, and end-user needs</li></ul>Bonus Points<ul><li>Experience with agentic development tooling &mdash; Claude, Cursor, Devin, or similar &mdash; and a genuine understanding of how AI-native dev workflows change the PM's role from backlog manager to spec architect</li><li>Experience with contract lifecycle management (CLM) or procure-to-pay (P2P) platforms &mdash; ideally including a migration away from legacy e-signature tools</li><li>Background in fintech infrastructure, embedded finance, or banking-as-a-service (BaaS)</li><li>Familiarity with ISO 20022 messaging standards, SWIFT, or blockchain-based settlement infrastructure</li><li>Experience shipping products with cryptographic identity verification, digital signatures, or verifiable credentials</li><li>Prior work at a company that successfully displaced a dominant incumbent (Salesforce, DocuSign, SAP, etc.)</li><li>MBA or equivalent advanced degree</li></ul>Why ChainIT &amp; Pactvera<ul><li>You will work on a platform that is making an entire generation of enterprise software obsolete &mdash; not iterating on it</li><li>We are a fully agentic development shop &mdash; our PMs don't write tickets; they write Intent Specs that agents execute. Your specs are the architecture. Get them right and entire capabilities ship without a standup</li><li>Zero-trust architecture is not a feature we bolt on; it is the foundation every product decision is built from</li><li>Full-spectrum payments &mdash; every fiat rail enterprise treasury depends on, with stablecoin settlement as an expanding frontier, all unified inside a single contract execution layer</li><li>High-ownership culture &mdash; PMs set direction, own outcomes, and are accountable to results, not process</li><li>Collaborative, low-ego team that values clear thinking and direct communication over hierarchy</li><li>Competitive compensation, equity, and benefits package</li><li>Flexible remote-first work environment</li></ul>Pay: $110,000.00 - $150,000.00 per yearBenefits:<ul><li>401(k)</li><li>401(k) matching</li><li>Paid time off</li></ul>Application Question(s):<ul><li>Which US payment rails have you worked with directly in a product or technical capacity? (Select all that apply) (multi-select: ACH Same Day / ACH Standard / Wire / RTP / FedNow / Card networks / None of the above)</li><li>Describe a payment or settlement workflow you owned as a PM. What rail(s) did it use, and what broke when timing, exceptions, or reconciliation went wrong?</li><li> Have you shipped a product that displaced an established incumbent or created a new category? Briefly describe. </li></ul>Experience:<ul><li>B2B sales: 5 years (Required)</li><li>PCI: 2 years (Required)</li><li>Anti-money laundering: 3 years (Required)</li></ul>Work Location: Remote

Senior Product Manager — Pactvera

Senior Product Manager - B2B Deal Workflow, Corporate Governance &amp; Legal IntelligenceAbout This Product SurfaceB2B deals are broken. Not the deals themselves &mdash; the infrastructure around them. Due diligence data rooms are glorified file folders. Board governance runs on email threads and PDFs. Legal counsel spends hours on document review that should take minutes. Term sheet negotiation happens in disconnected tools that leave no verified audit trail. And when a deal closes, the institutional knowledge of how it got done evaporates.ChainIT is building the next generation of deal and legal intelligence infrastructure: secure, zero-trust environments for sensitive document exchange; verified governance workflows for boards and corporate officers; and AI-augmented tooling for legal practitioners that turns contract review, matter management, and deal structuring from high-friction work into high-leverage work.This PM will own the product surface that spans all three: the deal room, the governance layer, and the legal intelligence engine. These are not separate products bolted together &mdash; they are interconnected layers of the same verified deal lifecycle. The candidate who will thrive here understands how a board resolution connects to a term sheet, how a term sheet connects to a data room access policy, and how all of it connects to the legal record.The Paradigm Shift: Why Existing Tools Are InsufficientThe current generation of deal and legal tools was not designed for the complexity of modern B2B transactions. They were designed for a simpler world of static documents and bilateral agreements. Consider what they cannot do:<ul><li>They cannot verify that the counterparty accessing a data room is who they claim to be &mdash; ChainIT's zero-trust identity layer binds every access event to a cryptographically verified organizational identity</li><li>They cannot connect governance decisions &mdash; board resolutions, officer authorizations, committee approvals &mdash; to the deal documents those decisions govern, creating an unbroken chain from authorization to execution</li><li>They cannot surface legal risk intelligently across a document corpus &mdash; they store and retrieve; they do not analyze, flag, or reason</li><li>They cannot maintain a verified, tamper-evident record of who saw what, when, and under what authorization &mdash; the audit trail enterprise legal and compliance teams require is an afterthought, not an architecture</li><li>They cannot treat a deal as a lifecycle &mdash; from initial NDA through due diligence, term sheet, board approval, closing, and post-close obligations &mdash; in a single verified environment</li></ul>This is not a features race. It is a category redefinition. The question is not how to build a better data room or a smarter contract tool. It is how to build the verified deal operating system that makes those categories obsolete.Role OverviewAs Senior PM for ChainIT's deal and legal intelligence surface, you will own the product roadmap across secure deal environments, corporate governance workflows, and AI-augmented legal practitioner tooling. You will work at the intersection of enterprise software, legal domain expertise, and zero-trust identity infrastructure &mdash; translating complex, high-stakes user needs into precise product specs that agentic development teams can execute without ambiguity.This is a role for someone who has sat close enough to B2B deals, boardrooms, or legal matters to understand the actual friction &mdash; not just the category descriptions. You know what a managing partner actually needs from a data room. You know why general counsel distrusts software that can't produce a clean audit trail. You know the difference between what a board needs to govern well and what most governance tools actually deliver.What You'll DoProduct Strategy &amp; Roadmap<ul><li>Own and maintain a prioritized, outcome-driven product roadmap spanning secure deal environments, corporate governance, and legal intelligence tooling</li><li>Define the strategic narrative that positions ChainIT's deal and legal surface as a category replacement for fragmented, legacy tooling across the deal lifecycle</li><li>Partner with executive stakeholders to align roadmap investments with revenue, retention, and market displacement goals</li><li>Maintain a clear sequencing logic across three interconnected product areas &mdash; knowing which capabilities unlock the others and in what order</li></ul>Discovery &amp; Domain Insight<ul><li>Lead continuous discovery with the practitioners who live inside deals: M&amp;A counsel, in-house general counsel, investment bankers, private equity associates, corporate secretaries, and board administrators</li><li>Develop a ground-level understanding of how high-stakes B2B transactions actually flow &mdash; from NDA and data room setup through due diligence, negotiation, board authorization, closing, and post-close obligations</li><li>Build and maintain a competitive intelligence practice covering Datasite, Intralinks, Ansarada, Diligent, Boardvantage, ContractPodAi, Ironclad, and the broader legal tech landscape</li><li>Surface the workflow gaps and compliance obligations that enterprise legal and governance buyers treat as non-negotiable, and build them into product requirements before they become objections</li></ul>Agentic Execution &amp; Delivery<ul><li>Author and maintain the full five-layer artifact set that drives ChainIT's agentic development model: Strategic Outcomes, Capabilities, Risk Gates, Intent Specs, and Iteration docs &mdash; precision-engineered specs designed for direct agentic developer handoff</li><li>Write Intent Specs with the rigor that agentic execution demands &mdash; unambiguous invariants, binary-checkable Risk Gates, explicit agent hand-off sections, and zero open questions before a capability is declared ready to build</li><li>Manage iteration planning and sequencing across the deal and legal product surface, maintaining traceability from every Intent Spec through its Capability to its Strategic Outcome</li><li>Drive trade-off decisions and prioritization with Engineering, Design, and cross-functional stakeholders &mdash; knowing when to hold the line on scope and when to adapt</li><li>Define and monitor KPIs for shipped capabilities; close the feedback loop between agentic delivery and product outcomes</li></ul>Deal Lifecycle Domain Leadership<ul><li>Serve as the internal expert on how high-value B2B transactions are structured, negotiated, and closed &mdash; including the roles, responsibilities, and information needs of each party at each stage</li><li>Drive product decisions that reflect the realities of due diligence: what information buyers need, how sellers control access, and what the legal record of that exchange must look like</li><li>Guide the product's treatment of deal-critical document types: NDAs, term sheets, LOIs, purchase agreements, disclosure schedules, board resolutions, and post-close deliverables</li><li>Ensure product decisions account for the multi-jurisdictional legal landscape that enterprise deals operate in &mdash; domestic and cross-border, public and private, regulated and unregulated sectors</li></ul>Corporate Governance Domain Leadership<ul><li>Own the product vision for how ChainIT serves boards, corporate officers, and governance professionals &mdash; from board meeting management and resolution workflows to officer authorization chains and fiduciary documentation</li><li>Understand the governance obligations that drive buying decisions: SEC disclosure requirements, Sarbanes-Oxley controls, Delaware corporate law, and the fiduciary duties that make a poor audit trail a legal liability</li><li>Design governance workflows that are not just compliant but defensible &mdash; every authorization verified, every decision traceable, every document access logged to a cryptographically bound identity</li></ul>Legal Intelligence Domain Leadership<ul><li>Drive the product vision for AI-augmented legal practitioner tooling &mdash; contract analysis, clause extraction, risk flagging, matter management, and the practitioner workflows that currently consume disproportionate attorney time</li><li>Work closely with legal practitioner users &mdash; attorneys, paralegals, legal ops professionals &mdash; to understand where AI augmentation creates genuine leverage versus where it introduces risk that practitioners won't accept</li><li>Navigate the professional responsibility considerations that shape what legal AI products can and cannot do: unauthorized practice of law boundaries, attorney-client privilege implications, and bar association guidance on AI tool use</li><li>Define quality standards for legal AI outputs that meet the bar legal professionals require &mdash; not just accurate on average, but reliable enough that an attorney will stake their professional judgment on it</li></ul>Zero-Trust &amp; Compliance Architecture<ul><li>Champion zero-trust principles across all product decisions &mdash; every access event verified, every state transition auditable, every document interaction bound to a confirmed organizational identity</li><li>Work with Engineering and Security to define access control models, permission hierarchies, and audit trail requirements appropriate to the sensitivity of deal and legal data</li><li>Ensure product design accounts for the data residency, retention, and destruction requirements that enterprise legal and compliance buyers enforce</li></ul>Go-to-Market &amp; Enablement<ul><li>Collaborate with Marketing and Sales on positioning and messaging that speaks fluently to legal, M&amp;A, and governance buyers &mdash; audiences who are skeptical of vendor claims and require technical precision</li><li>Create enablement materials and lead training for Sales, Solutions Engineering, and Customer Success on deal and legal domain differentiation</li><li>Represent ChainIT in prospect conversations, customer advisory boards, legal tech industry events, and analyst briefings</li></ul>What We're Looking ForCore Product Management Experience<ul><li>5+ years of product management experience in enterprise B2B software</li><li>Demonstrated ability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder roadmaps across interconnected product areas</li><li>Experience with agentic or spec-driven development workflows &mdash; writing structured specs, intent documents, or capability definitions that hand off to autonomous development agents rather than traditional sprint backlogs</li><li>Comfort operating without traditional agile ceremony scaffolding &mdash; you define outcomes and invariants precisely enough that execution proceeds without constant PM involvement in implementation detail</li><li>Excellent written and verbal communication skills &mdash; able to present to C-suite and write technical specs with equal clarity; in our model, spec quality is directly correlated with delivery quality</li><li>Experience with product analytics tools (e.g., Mixpanel, Amplitude, Looker) and data-informed decision-making</li><li>Proven track record of shipping products into regulated or high-compliance enterprise environments</li></ul>B2B Deal &amp; Transaction Domain Expertise<ul><li>3+ years of direct exposure to high-value B2B transaction workflows &mdash; M&amp;A, private equity, venture capital, investment banking, corporate development, or enterprise commercial deals</li><li>Working understanding of the due diligence process: what information is exchanged, how access is controlled, what the legal record of that exchange must include, and where the process most commonly breaks down</li><li>Familiarity with deal-critical document types and their legal function: NDAs, term sheets, letters of intent, definitive agreements, disclosure schedules, closing conditions, and representations and warranties</li><li>Understanding of how deal structure &mdash; asset vs. stock, merger vs. acquisition, cross-border considerations &mdash; affects information requirements and process workflow</li><li>Awareness of the regulatory environment that governs high-value transactions: HSR/antitrust requirements, SEC disclosure obligations, CFIUS considerations, and cross-border deal clearances</li></ul>Corporate Governance Domain Expertise<ul><li>Understanding of corporate governance structures and the workflows they generate: board meetings, committee sessions, officer authorizations, written consents, and the documentation obligations attached to each</li><li>Familiarity with the legal framework governing corporate governance: Delaware General Corporation Law, SEC proxy rules, Sarbanes-Oxley internal controls, and the fiduciary duties of directors and officers</li><li>Appreciation for why audit trail quality is not a feature preference but a legal and fiduciary requirement &mdash; and how that shapes what enterprise governance buyers will and won't accept</li><li>Awareness of the governance software landscape and what boards, corporate secretaries, and CLOs actually need versus what current tools deliver</li></ul>Legal Domain Fluency<ul><li>Enough legal domain fluency to work productively with attorney users, understand their workflows, and earn their confidence &mdash; not as a lawyer, but as a product builder who understands what the work actually requires</li><li>Familiarity with the structure of legal practice: how matters are organized, how document review works, what contract analysis entails, and how legal ops functions within enterprise organizations</li><li>Awareness of the professional responsibility constraints that shape legal AI products: unauthorized practice of law boundaries, privilege considerations, and the bar association guidance that cautious GCs will cite</li><li>Understanding of how enterprise legal departments buy software: long evaluation cycles, heavy security review, GC sign-off, and the specific objections (data security, privilege, liability) that kill deals</li></ul>Enterprise Software &amp; Security Acumen<ul><li>Experience building products that integrate into complex enterprise environments: document management systems, identity providers, ERP, and legal practice management platforms</li><li>Understanding of enterprise security and compliance buying criteria: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, data residency, and the specific concerns that legal and financial data buyers raise</li><li>Familiarity with zero-trust security principles and their application to access control, identity verification, and audit logging in high-sensitivity environments</li><li>Ability to navigate multi-stakeholder enterprise deals &mdash; balancing IT, Legal, Compliance, Finance, and end-user needs across a buying committee that rarely agrees</li></ul>Bonus Points<ul><li>Experience with agentic development tooling &mdash; Claude, Cursor, Devin, or similar &mdash; and a genuine understanding of how AI-native dev workflows change the PM's role from backlog manager to spec architect</li><li>JD, paralegal certification, or direct experience practicing law or working in a law firm environment</li><li>Experience at a virtual data room provider (Datasite, Intralinks, Ansarada, Box Sign) or legal tech company (ContractPodAi, Ironclad, Clio, Thomson Reuters, LexisNexis)</li><li>Background in legal operations, e-discovery, or compliance program management</li><li>Experience with AI-powered document analysis, contract intelligence, or legal research tools</li><li>Prior work at a company that successfully displaced a dominant incumbent in a regulated or high-trust enterprise category</li><li>MBA or equivalent advanced degree</li></ul>Why ChainIT<ul><li>You will build the verified deal operating system that makes a generation of fragmented, legacy tooling obsolete &mdash; not iterate on it</li><li>We are a fully agentic development shop &mdash; our PMs don't write tickets; they write Intent Specs that agents execute. Your specs are the architecture. Get them right and entire capabilities ship without a standup</li><li>Zero-trust architecture is not a feature we bolt on; it is the foundation every product decision is built from &mdash; which matters enormously when your users are managing some of the most sensitive documents in the enterprise</li><li>High-ownership culture &mdash; PMs set direction, own outcomes, and are accountable to results, not process</li><li>Collaborative, low-ego team that values clear thinking and direct communication over hierarchy</li><li>Competitive compensation, equity, and benefits package</li><li>Flexible remote-first work environment</li></ul>Pay: $110,000.00 - $150,000.00 per yearBenefits:<ul><li>401(k)</li><li>401(k) matching</li><li>Paid time off</li></ul>Application Question(s):<ul><li> Which deal-critical document types have you built product around or worked with directly? (Select all that apply) (multi-select: NDAs / Term sheets / LOIs / Definitive/purchase agreements / Disclosure schedules / Board resolutions / Reps &amp; warranties / Other - please specify)</li><li>Which areas do you have hands-on product or domain experience in? (Select all that apply) (multi-select: Virtual data rooms / Corporate governance &amp; board workflows / Legal practitioner tooling / Contract analysis or legal AI / Other - please specify)</li><li>Walk through how a high-stakes B2B deal flows from NDA through post-close, and name one point where the process most commonly breaks down.</li><li>Have you shipped products into regulated or high-compliance enterprise environments? Describe one, including the compliance criteria buyers enforced (e.g., SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, data residency).</li></ul>Experience:<ul><li>B2B: 5 years (Required)</li><li>SOX: 2 years (Required)</li></ul>Work Location: Remote

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Senior Product Manager - B2B Deal Workflow, Corporate Governance & Legal Intelligence