Product Manager - Adaptation

This role requires a self-starting individual contributor who will be responsible for developing approaches for quantifying damage and loss, building, and testing adaptation strategies and economic impacts. You will be assessing these for their applicability and refining them to match customer requirements and product needs, while working closely and collaborating with our science, software, sales, and marketing teams to build and deploy impactful products. Define the product vision, strategy, and long-term roadmap for Jupiter’s vulnerability and adaptations offerings, aligning with Jupiter’s mission and market demand. Set strategic goals along the roadmap and prioritize features based on customer value and business impact. Conduct competitive analysis, monitor market trends, gather customer feedback, and analyze product usage to identify opportunities for product and feature improvement. Generate product requirements that can guide agile development of products. Drive the technical feasibility assessment for new product ideas. Manage and track the progress of R&D prototypes and proofs-of-concept (POCs), including identification and mitigation of technical and scientific risks, and integrate product delivery into the product roadmap. Identify and vet existing sources for damage functions and loss models as well as datasets for validation, including paid, open-source, and government datasets. Locate, curate, and maintain internal and third-party datasets. Develop adaptation strategies along with data-driven insights and quantitative justification. Quantify effectiveness of resilience measures against projected losses. Collaborate with academics, public and private coalitions, and engineering firms to build new ways to quantify the impact of environmental hazards on a portfolio of assets. Work with Sales and Marketing to prepare product launch materials, including internal documentation, training for sales and marketing teams, and release notes. Serve as a subject matter expert internally and externally.