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APEX Analytix

SaaS-driven supplier risk management and audits

Vice President of Product

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USANo salary listedRemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 15 years of product management experience, including at least 5 years leading product organizations through product leaders and managers in B2B enterprise SaaS.
  • Deep practical fluency in the product operating model described by Marty Cagan, including empowered product teams, outcomes over output, product strategy, and the distinction between discovery and delivery.
  • A proven record of leading a transformation from a project- or feature-driven model to empowered, outcome-funded product teams, including winning over executives and stakeholders outside product.
  • Hands-on experience leading product discovery at scale, including addressing value, usability, feasibility, and viability risk before committing engineering investment.
  • Experience owning portfolio-level investment decisions across multiple teams, including setting capacity allocation, saying no with evidence, and making trade-offs transparent to executives and Go-to-Market leaders.
  • A track record of hiring, coaching, and developing strong product managers and product leaders.
  • Strong analytical skills and experience using product analytics, experimentation, and qualitative research to make decisions.
  • Experience partnering closely with design and engineering as a trio, and with distributed teams across US and India time zones.
  • Experience with AI-native or data products, and sound judgment about where AI and agents create real customer value.
  • Strong executive presence and ability to represent product strategy credibly to the CPTO, executive team, clients, and, as needed, the Board.
  • An undergraduate degree in business, computer science, engineering, or a related field is required.

Responsibilities

  • Advise the CPTO and executive team on product strategy, market and customer insight, and investment priorities across supplier onboarding, risk, payment controls, recovery, and data and agentic products.
  • Represent customer insight and product discovery on the CPTO leadership team, bringing evidence to investment discussions.
  • Coach executives and stakeholders on the product operating model, outcome-based funding, and how discovery reduces product risk.
  • Own discovery practices across all four product trios and ensure teams assess value, usability, feasibility, and business viability risks before engineering commits to build.
  • Establish weekly customer touchpoints for each product trio with suppliers, procurement, accounts payable, finance, and compliance users; introduce opportunity solution trees, interview snapshots, and rapid assumption testing as everyday practices.
  • Build a shared source of customer, market, usage, and win/loss insight, using implementation and recovery services teams as discovery partners.
  • Set discovery evidence expectations before ideas enter delivery and make the evidence visible in reviews.
  • Own a single intake process for engineering demand from Go-to-Market, Professional Services, clients, partners, compliance, and the executive team; frame requests as problems and outcomes rather than solutions.
  • Lead capacity allocation across the four trios with engineering and AI and data leaders, balancing new value, client commitments, platform health, security and compliance work, and technical debt, and make trade-offs explicit.
  • Establish outcome-based funding for standing teams, define trio outcome goals with finance and the CPTO, and report progress against them.
  • Run regular investment reviews, prioritize requests against outcomes and evidence, and communicate funding decisions and their rationale to stakeholders.
  • Set product vision and strategy that connect company objectives to the problems each trio will solve.
  • Lead product leaders for the Supplier Journey, Buyer Journey, Data & Intelligence, and Platform trios, as well as the product managers beneath them; hire, coach, and develop product managers who own outcomes.
  • Build Product Management in Noida, beginning with the Platform product leader, so India-owned domains have product partners close to engineers.
  • Lead product operations, including product analytics and instrumentation, research operations, investment intake, and the product operating cadence.
  • Partner with design and engineering leaders so product, design, and engineering share goals, plan together, and review together.
  • Keep the company ahead in supplier risk management and procure-to-pay controls, including AI-native and agentic capabilities.
  • Partner with Go-to-Market leadership on packaging, pricing input, and launches to align the platform with customer journeys.
  • Work with the Head of GRC to incorporate regulatory, security, and third-party risk requirements into product decisions.
  • Publish a product vision and strategy, approved by the CPTO, that defines the problems each of the four trios will solve.
  • Agree first-year outcome goals for each trio with the CPTO, engineering leaders, and finance, including a revenue goal for standalone data products.
  • Launch a single investment intake and review process for all engineering demand, tying every request to an outcome and making every decision visible to stakeholders.
  • Ensure every product trio conducts weekly customer touchpoints, with opportunity solution trees and assumption tests visible in quarterly reviews.
  • Set a baseline for discovery and delivery health, including the share of shipped work validated in discovery, time from idea to validated learning, and adoption of shipped work, and show measurable improvement.
  • Name or hire product leaders for all four trios, including the Platform product leader in Noida, and close gaps in the product manager bench.
  • Stand up product operations with reliable product analytics across the platform.
  • Work with the Head of Design and engineering leaders so every team operates as a trio with shared goals, joint planning, and joint reviews.

Desired Qualifications

  • Practical experience running Teresa Torres's continuous discovery habits, including weekly customer interviews by the product trio, opportunity solution trees, and rapid assumption testing, ideally introduced across several teams.
  • Background in governance, risk, and compliance software or practice, especially third-party risk management, supplier risk, or vendor due diligence.
  • Domain experience in procure-to-pay, accounts payable, supplier management, payment fraud prevention, or fintech.
  • Experience building product management in an India-based Global Capability Center.
  • Experience in a PE-backed or high-growth SaaS company, connecting product investment to revenue, retention, and EBITDA.
  • Experience building and selling data products or APIs as standalone revenue lines.
  • A graduate degree or MBA is a plus but not required.

About the Company

APEX Analytix

SaaS-driven supplier risk management and audits

APEX Analytix provides supply chain risk management and recovery audit services for large enterprises, combining SaaS platforms with technology-enabled audits. Its tools, like smartvm for vendor data cleansing and apexarchimedes for data analytics, help automate supplier onboarding, risk assessment, and identify overpayments in the procure-to-pay cycle. Unlike firms that only advise, it offers end-to-end solutions that pair software with audits to reduce financial leakage and strengthen procurement controls. Its goal is to lower costs and improve financial performance by keeping a clean supplier database and tighter spend governance.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series A
Total funding
$7M
Headquarters
Greensboro, NC
Founded
1988

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