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We are looking for a Field Product Manager to bridge our product roadmap and GTM execution. This is a strategic, customer-facing product role designed for someone with strong ERP (Workday, Oracle, SAP, Netsuite, etc.) domain knowledge, a product mindset, and the ability to identify patterns across complex enterprise use cases. You will help shape Zip’s product vision for procurement-centric workflows, support strategic deals, and drive adoption of scalable, repeatable solutions aligned with our long-term roadmap.
Job Responsibility:
Act as a domain expert embedded in the Product team, owning strategy across ERP-related use cases and systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle, Workday, NetSuite, Coupa)
Join complex and strategic enterprise sales cycles to guide product-aligned positioning and steer customers toward scalable, roadmap-aligned use cases
Drive discovery and pattern recognition across key verticals (e.g., FinServ, Pharma, Retail, CPG, Manufacturing) where ERP or procurement systems play a central role
Translate customer and prospect needs into structured product requirements and collaborate closely with Product Managers to shape roadmap decisions
Codify field insights into strategy memos, use case frameworks, and product direction
Contribute to GTM enablement materials, competitive positioning, and internal training on ERP-related capabilities and integration patterns
Requirements:
5-10+ years of experience in solutions consulting, pre-sales, product strategy, or strategy consulting, particularly in ERP, P2P, or procurement domains
2+ years of experience in product management or a field-facing product role
Strong communication skills, with the ability to synthesize field feedback and influence product strategy across cross-functional teams
Comfortable engaging with both technical audiences (e.g., enterprise architects, integration engineers) and business stakeholders (e.g., procurement or finance leaders)
Not necessarily deeply technical, but confident discussing integration architecture, ERP constructs, and basic API concepts
Nice to have:
Exposure to integration platforms or middleware tools (e.g., Boomi, MuleSoft, Workato)
Knowledge of industry-specific procurement challenges in verticals such as life sciences, financial services, or manufacturing