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Tyler Technologies

Builds software and payment tools for governments

Associate Product Manager

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTroy, MI, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of experience in product management, business analysis, software development, implementation, or a closely related role.
  • Curiosity about how people work and the ability to translate insights into better product experiences.
  • Strong product thinking, including breaking down problems, asking thoughtful questions, organizing ambiguity, and identifying high-impact paths forward.
  • Clear, concise communication, including writing requirements for engineering and design teams and explaining customer needs to technical and non-technical partners.
  • Attention to detail and follow-through, particularly where workflows, data, or user experiences affect the accuracy of critical public-safety records.
  • Ability to build alignment across engineering, design, support, implementation, and customer-facing teams around customer needs, product priorities, and shared outcomes.
  • Eagerness to learn technical concepts, understand system and data dependencies, and make sound tradeoffs alongside experienced teammates.
  • Customer-centered mindset and interest in understanding the real-world context behind customer requests.
  • Interest in mission-critical applications where reliability, accuracy, security, and usability matter.
  • Technical fluency to understand system architecture, integrations, data dependencies, and product-decision tradeoffs.

Responsibilities

  • Develop a deep understanding of how officers, supervisors, records personnel, and agency administrators create, review, approve, and manage police reports, including operational consequences of workflow friction.
  • Speak directly with customers and partner with support and implementation teams to identify unmet needs, recurring pain points, and opportunities to improve report writing.
  • Frame customer problems, evaluate potential solutions, and translate product direction into plans, user stories, workflow designs, acceptance criteria, and supporting documentation.
  • Partner with engineering and design to create intuitive, dependable product experiences for complex public-safety workflows.
  • Help prioritize the backlog by weighing customer impact, agency needs, business value, technical dependencies, effort, and urgency.
  • Participate throughout delivery by clarifying requirements, making informed tradeoffs, validating functionality, and maintaining team momentum toward outcomes.
  • Test new capabilities against real-world reporting workflows to ensure accurate documentation and practical usability.
  • Investigate customer-reported issues with support, clients, and engineering; articulate expected behavior, customer impact, and resolution path.
  • Coordinate with adjacent product teams on connected workflows, integrations, and shared data.
  • Communicate release value through demonstrations, release notes, training materials, and internal enablement.
  • Monitor product health and user behavior through analytics, customer feedback, and operational signals; identify friction, adoption trends, and improvement opportunities.
  • Measure product improvements using adoption, usage, customer feedback, and product-health metrics, and use findings to improve the report-writing experience.
  • Build understanding of officers, supervisors, detectives, and records teams who use the application, and turn customer insight, user analytics, and product-health signals into improvements.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience using product analytics, databases, or basic data queries to investigate customer behavior and inform decisions.
  • Familiarity with accessibility, security, and sensitive-data considerations for products handling critical information.
  • Experience helping launch AI-powered product capabilities in real customer environments, including understanding user trust, quality, safety, adoption, and learning from production use.

About the Company

Tyler Technologies

Builds software and payment tools for governments

Tyler Technologies builds software for governments and school districts, linking financial administration, courts, public safety, and services residents use online. Its applications connect agency records so staff can share information, manage cases, collect taxes, and coordinate work across departments. Agencies run the software in the cloud or on their own systems, while residents use related websites to submit forms, file court documents, and make payments. Tyler earns money through software subscriptions, payment transaction fees, maintenance, and implementation services, and was founded in 1966 with headquarters in Plano, Texas, United States.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Plano, TX
Founded
1966

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