Director of Product, Identity & Access

Director of Product, Identity & Access

Empresa: Indeed. Our Mission As the world’s number 1 job site*, our mission is to help people get jobs. We strive to cultivate an inclusive and accessible workplace where all people feel comfortable being themselves. We're looking to grow our teams with more people who share our enthusiasm for innovation and creating the best experience for job seekers. (*Comscore, Total Visits, March 2025) Day to Day As Director of Product, Identity and Access you will drive the product strategy and execution for Indeed's Customer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) platform across B2C (hundreds of millions of job seekers) and B2B (employer organizations from SMBs to global enterprises). You will set and continuously refine strategy for your domain, translating company and business-unit goals into clear, coherent product portfolios — and holding your team accountable for delivering outcomes that ladder up to those goals. You will partner closely with Engineering, Design, Data Science, and business leadership to align on priorities, resources, and sequencing. You bring deep experience across products, platforms, and markets, and you use that breadth to shape both what the organization bets on and how your teams operate. You will hire, develop, and coach product managers at every level, building career paths that grow senior ICs and future product leaders. Your leadership will ensure your team's products create meaningful, balanced value across multiple sides of the marketplace — with aligned incentives that drive outcomes over time. Responsibilities - Set and continuously refine product strategy for a portfolio spanning multiple product areas and customer segments, translating company and business-unit goals into clear, sequenced priorities - Guide, coach, and develop a team of product managers — providing consistent feedback, supporting career growth, and building a healthy pipeline of future product leaders - Partner with Engineering leadership on platform architecture decisions