Responsibilities

Define and execute the roadmap for North’s iOS, Android, and macOS apps, balancing platform-native capabilities with cross-platform consistency.
Own the shared component and configuration layer that enables enterprise customization.
Design and iterate on FTUX and onboarding flows that minimize time-to-value and drive activation across new enterprise deployments.
Own analytics instrumentation to track funnel performance, feature adoption, and re-engagement; run structured experiments to improve key metrics.
Engage directly with enterprise customers to surface use cases across surfaces and validate product decisions with qualitative and quantitative evidence.
Collaborate with design and engineering to maintain a coherent, accessible component system and ensure pixel-perfect experiences that scale across customer deployments.

Requirements

5+ years of product management experience, with meaningful time in at least one of: mobile/native applications, front-end platform, or growth and lifecycle PM.
Track record of shipping mobile or platform-layer products with real impact on adoption, retention, or engagement.
Strong working knowledge of mobile UI/UX principles, such as iOS HIG and Material Design, and comfort making tradeoffs between native and cross-platform approaches.
Analytical by default: you define metrics before you build, know how to instrument a product, and can run and interpret A/B tests.
Strong cross-functional collaborator who works well with distributed engineering and design teams and can translate technical tradeoffs for non-technical stakeholders.
Highly execution-oriented with a bias for getting things shipped and iterating from there.

Experience owning front-end platform work: design systems, white-labeling, shared component libraries, or configuration infrastructure for enterprise SaaS.
Experience with enterprise mobile compliance requirements: MDM/MAM, enterprise app distribution, data encryption at rest and in transit.
Exposure to agentic AI systems, LLMs, or conversational interfaces, ideally in a mobile or desktop context.