Full-Time

Product Manager

Domain Deployment

Posted on 10/31/2025

Asana

Asana

1,001-5,000 employees

Task management and project collaboration platform

Compensation Overview

$176k - $224k/yr

+ Equity

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Hybrid

Hybrid role; in-office Mon/Tue/Thu in Vancouver; optional Weds remote; Fri remote depends on team/work.

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
Product Management
Requirements
  • 5+ years of experience in Product Management, with a preference for expertise in identity/authentication systems, security, regulatory compliance, or B2B enterprise platform solutions.
  • You feel just as comfortable modeling data relationships in a technical diagram, just as well as you can partner with Design to walk stakeholders through a holistic UX flow.
  • You inspire the company by creating bold, intuitive work connections within the platform and scoping them to solve the most critical customer problems.
  • You create, flex, and evangelize a roadmap; thoughtfully break down projects to MVPs and iterative projects to ship with high velocity and business impact.
  • You analyze our top customer personas; dig into the roots of customer needs; synthesize research to gain a deep understanding and narrow definition of a problem.
  • You partner with cross-functional teammates to deliver high-quality results. You speak with clarity and write sharp product specs. You are highly comfortable getting into deep technical discussions with engineers about the pros and cons of different approaches, and you pair with design on complex user flows.
  • You are a mentor for others; create great team morale among other functions and PMs; and share PM best practices you’ve cultivated to date.
  • You lead with curiosity and are open to feedback in order to learn.
  • You demonstrate curiosity about AI tools and emerging technologies, with a willingness to learn and leverage them to enhance productivity, collaboration, or decision-making.
Responsibilities
  • Define and deliver a compelling roadmap that delivers value for enterprise-level customers
  • Partner closely with Product Design to create an enterprise software experience that’s intuitive and dead simple
  • Create a product strategy to balance multiple priorities and use cases across customers, product teams, and enterprise-level compliance
  • Maximize clarity by bringing a data-driven mindset to setting concrete goals and milestones
  • Partner with engineering, design, and other functions to execute on roadmaps with high velocity
  • Develop and deliver a comprehensive roadmap for enterprise identity, sign-in, and compliance capabilities that drive large-scale customer adoption and revenue growth
  • Contribute to strategy and execution for significant regulatory initiatives like Asana's FedRAMP offering, ensuring a balance between regulatory demands and user experience
  • Collaborate closely with Engineering to oversee complex technical domains, such as identity management and security protocols
  • Forge a product strategy that aptly balances priorities across core enterprise compliance, security, and platform scalability
  • Implement a data-driven approach to establish clear goals and milestones for mission-critical systems with high availability
  • Operate in a hybrid product/platform role to build systems that serve both external enterprise customers and internal Asana engineering teams

Asana helps teams organize, assign, and track work to boost productivity. Its platform lets users create tasks and projects, assign owners, set due dates, and monitor progress through views like lists, boards, and timelines. Real-time insights and over 200 integrations with other tools help teams coordinate and adapt to changing priorities. Asana runs on a subscription model, with customers paying monthly or yearly for access, plus optional premium features. It differentiates itself through focused onboarding support for data migration, a wide network of integrations, and clear, shared visibility into who is responsible for what and when it is due. The goal is to help organizations collaborate more effectively, deliver quality work faster, and scale work management from small teams to large enterprises.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2008

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • AI products expected to contribute 15% of new ARR this year.
  • Q4 revenue hits $205.6M, beating EPS estimates at $0.08.
  • Asana Gov targets FedRAMP-compliant government organizations.

What critics are saying

  • CFO Parekh resigns February 2026 after under two years.
  • NRR falls below 100% with softening billings growth.
  • Fleece AI erodes automation moat via superior cross-app integrations.

What makes Asana unique

  • AI Studio reaches $6M ARR with eight $100K+ customers.
  • AI Teammates beta launches with 200 customers and governance controls.
  • Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Adaptive Project Management.

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Benefits

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Professional Development Budget

Family Planning Benefits

401(k) Retirement Plan

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

3%
Yahoo Finance
Apr 12th, 2026
RBC upgrades Asana to Sector Perform with $7 target as AI Studio hits $6M ARR

RBC Capital analyst Rishi Jaluria upgraded Asana to Sector Perform on 1 April, maintaining a $7 price target following management meetings. The analyst noted that AI Studio has reached $6 million in annual recurring revenue with eight customers spending at least $100,000. The AI Teammates beta launched with 200 customers as an entry point for broader adoption. Jaluria said the company is receiving strong feedback on both products and expects AI to contribute 15% of new annual recurring revenue this year. The upgrade follows Asana's fourth-quarter results, which showed adjusted earnings per share of 8 cents versus a 7-cent consensus estimate and revenue of $205.57 million versus $205.13 million consensus. Previously, KeyBanc and Bank of America lowered their price targets whilst maintaining positive ratings.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 4th, 2026
Asana faces investor scrutiny as billings slow, retention drops below 100%

Asana has reported softer billings growth, net revenue retention below 100%, and an extended customer acquisition cost payback period, raising concerns about customer demand and retention. The combination of weaker expansion from existing customers and slower returns on sales and marketing spend suggests growth investments are taking longer than expected to generate recurring revenue. In February 2026, Asana increased its share repurchase authorisation to $410 million, a move that raises questions about capital allocation between shareholder returns and funding product innovation crucial for future growth. The company's narrative projects $1 billion revenue and $114.5 million earnings by 2029, requiring 8.3% annual revenue growth. Some analysts had already assumed conservative growth of 8.4% annually with no profitability by 2028, and recent retention challenges could push forecasts lower.

Tech in Asia
Mar 25th, 2026
Indian startup Rocketlane raises $60m series C.

Indian startup Rocketlane raises $60m series C. Rocketlane is a Chennai-based automation software firm, and it raised US$60 million in a series C led by Insight Partners to bring total funding to US$105 million. The company previously raised US$24 million in 2024 in a series B co-led by 8VC, Matrix Partners India, and Nexus Venture Partners. The fund will be used to build more AI agents for its Nitro product and to expand enterprise go-to-market efforts. The company serves over 750 customers, including Intercom, Glean, and Notion. Food for thought. Implications, context, and why it matters. Rocketlane's rapid growth comes from a simple per-seat subscription plan. * Rocketlane reported 500 paying customers worldwide at its June 2024 Series B announcement, then said it serves more than 750 customers 1. * It charges per seat, with published plans from $19 to $99 per user per month when billed annually, plus a five-person minimum on listed tiers 2. * Nitro, its new AI product, sits on a separate add-on tier with published pricing up to $109 per team member per month when billed annually 2. The funding backs a move from AI copilots to autonomous agents in business software. * The investment supports a shift past basic AI helpers toward 'agentic' systems, which are AI tools that can run specialized work on their own such as staffing projects or enforcing time-tracking rules 3. * Rocketlane says Nitro uses AI agents inside project workflows that can spot risks, rebalance resources, and finish repeatable tasks, plus it claims professional services teams can cut delivery effort by up to 50% 4. * Rocketlane says it competes with professional services automation (PSA) platforms such as Kantata, plus project management tools such as Asana and Monday.com 1. How would you feel if you could no longer use Tech in Asia? Share, tag us, and land on our Wall of!

Yahoo Finance
Mar 3rd, 2026
Asana CFO Parekh steps down after under two years, FP&A head Megji to take over

Asana has announced CFO Sonalee Parekh will step down after less than two years, with Aziz Megji, head of financial planning and analysis, promoted to replace her effective 24 March. Parekh tendered her resignation on 26 February, with the company stating there were no disagreements and her departure was unrelated to operations or accounting practices. Megji, 44, joined Asana in December 2024 and previously held senior finance roles at RingCentral, NVIDIA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise. He will receive a $600,000 annual base salary and be eligible for a 35% target bonus. The San Francisco-based work management platform reported fourth-quarter revenues of $205.6 million, up 9% year over year, with GAAP net loss narrowing to $32.2 million.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 2nd, 2026
Asana reports Q4 revenue of $205.6M in line with expectations, stock drops despite beating operating income forecast

Asana, a work management platform, reported fourth-quarter revenue of $205.6 million, up 9.2% year-on-year and in line with analyst expectations. Non-GAAP earnings of $0.08 per share also met consensus estimates. The company guided next quarter's revenue to $203.5 million, roughly matching analyst forecasts. Full-year adjusted EPS guidance of $0.37 beat estimates by 2.7%. Operating margin improved to negative 16.5% from negative 33.8% in the prior year, whilst free cash flow margin rose to 11.8%. Despite meeting expectations, Asana's stock declined following the results. The company, which has 25,928 customers paying over $5,000 annually, has seen growth slow to 10.1% over the past two years from 28.4% over five years.

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