Senior Product Manager, Identity

Every user’s Roblox journey starts with Accounts. From initial user signup and login to privacy settings and controls, the Accounts team works to ensure that all users can securely access Roblox at all times, and that their data is safe and protected.

As a product manager on the Accounts Identity team, you will build out the strategy, roadmap, and features to better understand our users and build out our user identity model. You will work with a team of engineers, designers, and data scientists to improve the overall account & identity experience, helping create a more safe and secure platform. 

Much of your work will be focused on capturing identity signals and building user models to keep our community safe. This can include detecting bot accounts, users who are cheating on the platform, or banned users coming back with alternate accounts. In addition, you will build the corresponding user experience for user challenges and data collection. You will also work closely with other teams across Roblox to protect their features from bad actors.

You Will:

• Prepare and manage product requirements from conception to launch
• Work closely with engineers, designers, analysts, and product owners to drive the planning and execution of complex product requirements
• Balance input from a wide variety of internal stakeholders and partners with potentially competing priorities and timelines
• Manage cross-team dependencies and coordinate cross-team initiatives as well as blocking issues
• Grow your career with an amazing company

You Have: 

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
• Experience working on projects related to identity, user data, privacy
• A self-starter, with 5+ years of experience in product management, in which you managed software projects that cut across multiple stakeholders and organizations
• An effective communicator, with strong listening, verbal, and written skills
• Dynamic and flexible, who creates opportunity out of uncertainty and ambiguity (e.g. changing requirements or incomplete data)
• A problem solver, who approaches challenges with a logical and systematic framework