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Product Manager resume example

Product managers are hired on judgment and outcomes: what you chose to build, why, and what happened. This example gives each role a product, a metric that moved and the size of the team and user base involved, and shows the path from associate to senior on a timeline.

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Hannah Lindqvist

Senior Product Manager — B2B Platforms

hannah.lindqvist@email.com · +1 (617) 555-0119 · Boston, MA · linkedin.com/in/hannahlindqvist

Summary

Product manager with 8 years on B2B platforms used by 11,000 businesses. Own the billing and payments area ($48M ARR) at Northbridge, where the self-serve upgrade flow I led lifted expansion revenue 34%; earlier shipped the API platform that now carries 60% of customer integrations. Work closely with 3 engineering squads, design and go-to-market.

Experience

Senior Product Manager, Billing & Payments — Northbridge Software, Boston, MA

Apr 2022 – Present

  • Own the billing and payments area ($48M ARR) across 3 squads (22 engineers); set the quarterly roadmap with sales, finance and support
  • Led the self-serve upgrade flow from discovery to launch: expansion revenue up 34% and upgrade-related support tickets down 41% in six months
  • Introduced usage-based pricing for the API tier after 40 customer interviews; the tier reached $6M ARR in its first year
  • Cut involuntary churn 2.1 points by shipping smart card retries and dunning emails, working with a payments vendor and data science

Product Manager, Platform — Northbridge Software, Boston, MA

Jun 2019 – Mar 2022

  • Shipped the public API and developer portal (v1 to v3); integrations grew from 900 to 6,400 and now account for 60% of customer integrations
  • Defined the partner program requirements that brought 45 technology partners into the marketplace in 18 months

Associate Product Manager — Beacon Health Systems, Boston, MA

Jul 2017 – May 2019

  • Owned the patient-scheduling module used by 300 clinics; reduced no-show rate 15% with reminder and waitlist features

Education

B.S. Industrial Engineering, Northeastern University, Boston, MA · 2013 – 2017

Skills

Product: Discovery & customer research, Roadmapping, Pricing & packaging, Experimentation, PRDs & specs, Go-to-market

Tools & data: SQL, Amplitude, Jira, Figma, Productboard, Stripe

Why this resume works

  • Ownership is defined in money and people (ARR, squads, engineers), so the seniority is clear without a title debate.
  • Each initiative reads as decision → outcome, with the research behind the decision ("after 40 customer interviews").
  • Both business metrics (expansion revenue, churn) and operational ones (support tickets) appear — product managers are judged on both.
  • The timeline design makes the APM → PM → Senior PM progression visible at a glance.

Skills to include on a product manager resume

Product strategy and roadmapping · Customer discovery · Data analysis (SQL, analytics tools) · Experimentation / A/B testing · Prioritization · Cross-functional leadership · Agile delivery · Go-to-market · Pricing · Stakeholder management

Templates that suit this role

Questions

How do I show outcomes if the product had many contributors?
State your role honestly ("led", "owned discovery for", "partnered with") and give the team-level result. Interviewers expect shared outcomes; they probe for your part.
Should the resume list frameworks like RICE or JTBD?
No. Show the decision and its result; the framework you used is a conversation for the interview.
Transitioning into product from engineering or analytics?
Lead with the product decisions you influenced in your current role, and put the launch outcomes above the technical work.

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