Senior Product Manager

Agile Six is a people-first, remote-work company that serves shoulder-to-shoulder with federal agencies to find innovative, human-centered solutions. We build better by putting people first. We are animated by our core values of Purpose, Wholeness, Trust, Self-Management and Inclusion. We deliver our solutions in autonomous teams of self-managed professionals (no managers here!) who genuinely care about each other and the work. We know that’s our company’s purpose – and that we can only achieve it by supporting a culture where people feel valued, self-managed, and love to come to work. The Role: Agile Six is looking for Product Managers to join a cross-functional agile team supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs. This role will primarily be focused on creating and managing product roadmaps, and backlogs, creating and maintaining documentation, and escalating and managing product issues. The Senior Product Manager will be involved in presentations and workshops related to upcoming work as well as work completed. We look for Product Managers who embrace and promote empowerment and a growth mindset. If you care deeply not just about your own aptitude, but about supporting others’ growth, we’d love to hear from you. As an organization we embrace self-organizing teams. To that end, we look for people who are both tactical and strategic. Most importantly, we look for folks who are passionate about solving problems that impact millions of users. We are here to make a difference in government, and Product Managers are the primary champions of our cause! Responsibilities - Vision and Purpose - Foster a shared sense of purpose across product teams on the program. Define, communicate, and iteratively refine a clear vision that is compelling to users, stakeholders, and the team - Establish clarity around the “why,” creating a shared sense of purpose at the sprint level so the teams can self-organize around

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