CVS Health
Lead Director, Software Product Management
$144K–$288K
Work At Home-Arizona · Remote · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 2, 2026
- Experience
- 12+ years in technology roles, including 8+ years in software product management; 4+ years leading product managers.
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree (technical or business: CS, engineering, or related preferred) or equivalent work experience; Master's Degree or MBA preferred.
About the job
Leads product strategy, discovery, adoption, and lifecycle management for CVS Health’s internal Security Automation software portfolio while building and developing its product management team.
What you'll do
- Set portfolio strategy and multi-year roadmaps, lead product discovery, and prioritize investments based on user needs and security priorities.
- Develop product managers and establish standards for discovery, requirements, outcome measurement, and product practice.
- Own adoption and product lifecycle, including internal launches, enablement, usage measurement, iteration, and sunsetting products when appropriate.
What they ask for
- 12+ years of technology experience, including 8+ years in software product management.
- 4+ years leading product managers, including hiring, coaching, performance management, and career development.
- Demonstrated ownership of software product strategy and multi-year roadmaps, plus experience defining and measuring product outcomes and driving adoption.
- Experience partnering with engineering on requirements and delivery; technical fluency with APIs, data models, and software delivery; build-versus-buy evaluation; and financial business-case analysis.
Nice to have
- Experience in security, risk, compliance, IT operations, workflow automation, or internal-facing software products.
- Experience with AI-enabled or agentic products, regulated industries, product-led adoption, or establishing a product management practice.
Pay
$144,200.00 - $288,400.00 (USD, base salary)
Tools
APIs, data models, Jira
AI focus
Preferred experience includes AI-enabled or agentic product management: defining human-in-the-loop experiences, evaluating model accuracy and failure modes, and setting user expectations for probabilistic systems.
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