Remote product manager careers

Remote Product Manager Jobs

The demand for remote Product Manager talent continues to grow, with 1,200+ positions currently open across the globe. Companies in United States, Canada, and United Kingdom are actively recruiting Product Manager professionals who can contribute from day one. Compensation for remote Product Manager roles typically falls between $140K–$200K, reflecting the global demand for this expertise. These are fully remote and work-from-home roles — no relocation required.

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Today’s snapshot

1,200+ Active jobs
196 Added this week
$172K Median salary Senior: $180K
Top skills Product Management · Analytics · Stakeholder Communications

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01

How many remote product manager jobs are there right now?

1,200+ roles are live right now, and 196 of them were posted in the last seven days.

1,200+
live roles
196
added this week
196 Aug 24 Nov 9

Postings still live, per week, over the last 12 weeks. The earlier weeks read low: the roles that have been filled are no longer counted.

02

How much do remote product manager jobs pay?

The median advertised salary is $172K a year, based on 316 salaries. Senior roles come in at $180K.

$172K
median advertised
$180K
senior median
80%*
senior or above

* Of the offers that state a seniority.

03

How does pay change as you move up?

$129K
$175K
$199K
Mid Senior Lead

Median advertised salary by seniority. 18 more roles state a salary but no seniority.

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Which skills do these employers actually ask for?

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34%
3
23%
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22%
5
20%
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20%
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19%
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15%
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14%
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13%

Share of the live postings naming each skill.

05

Where can I work these jobs from?

Remote does not mean unrestricted. Most roles are limited to where the employer can legally employ you, which is why the location tag is the first thing worth reading on any card.

Open roles by the geography the employer can hire from. Totals overlap where a role covers several countries.

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What do remote product manager jobs pay?

343 of the 1,200+ live product manager jobs on Jobgether publish a salary in US dollars. Counting each employer's repeated postings once (316 salaries), the middle half is $140K–$200K a year and the median is $172K. 68% of listings show no pay: ask for the range at the first call.

Can I apply from outside the US?

1% of the jobs (18) are open worldwide, 5% (68) to a region such as EMEA or the Americas, and 93% (1,170) require you to live in one country, most often the US (794), Canada (94) and the UK (85). Each country page lists only the jobs open there.

Which skills do product manager job ads ask for most?

Share of live listings that ask for each skill: Product Management 83%, Agile Software Development 20%, API 20% and Software As A Service 19%.

How fast do these jobs close?

Of the 674 product manager jobs that closed on Jobgether in the last 30 days, half were gone within 22 days and 35% within two weeks. Most stay open for three to five weeks.

Who is hiring?

894 companies are hiring for this role right now. The most active: Grafana Labs, Zillow and Grupo Boticário. 736 of the 1,200+ jobs were posted in the last 30 days.

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