(USA) Principal, Product Manager

As a Principal Product Manager, you'll drive the strategy, roadmap, and execution of AI-powered experiences that simplify work, automate tasks, and empower Walmart associates globally. You'll define and champion use cases that integrate AI agents across critical platforms like Microsoft 365, ServiceNow, Workday, and Jira.

Requirements

• Data Driven Product Decisions: Requires knowledge of product and feature analytics; data analysis tools and techniques; research for analysis activities; documentation procedures; modern industry practices and emerging trends.
• Driving Customer/ Client Needs: Requires knowledge of customer and business problems; design thinking; dependencies and impacts on product processes/ways of working; journey mapping; process optimization; communication and influencing techniques.
• Product Roadmap and Development: Requires knowledge of product roadmap development techniques; roadmap presentation; roadmap features and items; project management techniques; modern business practice; minimum viable product creation; product development lifecycles; product development concepts.
• Product Vision and Strategy: Requires knowledge of problem formulation and solutioning; hypothesis framing; business strategies; business management practices across multiple domains; customer segments and needs; domain-specific knowledge; go-to-market strategies; industry, environmental, and economic factors and competitors; product discovery process, product vision, product strategy and challenges; rapid prototyping and lean experimentation methodologies; concepts of first principle, whole product, and crossing the chasm.
• Influencing and Building Stakeholder Consensus: Requires knowledge of verbal/non-verbal behaviors; application and allocation of business communication styles/techniques in ambiguous and challenging situations; situational awareness; elements of emotional intelligence and influencing styles; communication channels/mediums; interpersonal skills and universal relationship building.
• Technology Orientation: Requires knowledge of competitive technology landscapes; existing portfolio of enterprise systems, technologies, services, and architecture; common PaaS and IaaS technologies and environments; software quality assurance methodologies, tools, processes, and checkpoints; emerging technology and industry trends; product and technology innovation.
• In-Depth Domain Expertise: Requires knowledge of domain-specific methodologies, tools, and processes; domain-specific products; domain-specific best practices; domain-specific market standards in product/platform architecture

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Performance-based bonus awards
• Health benefits (medical, vision, dental)
• Financial benefits (401(k), stock purchase, company-paid life insurance)
• Paid time off benefits (PTO, sick leave, parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, voting)
• Other benefits (short-term and long-term disability, company discounts, Military Leave Pay, adoption and surrogacy expense reimbursement)