Drimva

impact.com

Product Manager (Contracting/Action Processing)

$104K–$124K

Santa Barbara, CA +3 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026

Location
Santa Barbara, CA
Seattle, WA
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Seattle, Washington, United States
Experience
Several years of product management experience (typically 3+); no alternatives stated.
Education
Background in engineering or computer science through a degree and/or prior hands-on engineering experience.

About the job

Owns technical product features for Action Processing and Contracting, from requirements and prioritization through launch and measurement of business outcomes.

What you'll do

  • Own feature development, define success metrics, ship initiatives, and track outcomes.
  • Write and review Markdown requirements, prioritize releases, and partner with Engineering on risks and tradeoffs.
  • Analyze source data, maintain the backlog, shape the roadmap, and coordinate stakeholders and go-to-market.

What they ask for

  • Several years of product management experience (typically 3+) with independent feature ownership and delivered outcomes in a technical or systems-heavy product.
  • Background in engineering or computer science through a degree and/or prior hands-on engineering experience.
  • Demonstrated AI-assisted builds using tools or agents, with real artifacts such as prototypes, scripts, internal tools, or experiments.
  • Strong technical product skills, including Markdown requirements, source-data analysis, cross-squad coordination, and work with Customer Success, Technical Services, support, or field teams.

Nice to have

  • Experience at partner platforms, affiliate/commerce infrastructure, marketplaces, fintech, or SaaS monetization/contracting products.

Pay

USD $104,500 – $123,500 per year base salary; 5% variable annual bonus (additional, contingent on Company performance).

Tools

Markdown, GitHub, AI tools, agents

AI focus

Use AI tools and agents to draft and pressure-test specs, synthesize research, prototype flows, explore edge cases, accelerate analysis, and build concrete artifacts.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)