Concourse Tech

Forward Deployed Product Manager

Concourse Tech

New York CityFullTime$140k – $180kPosted Jun 4, 2026

Job description

WHY THIS ROLE Concourse is building the operating system for State and Local governments. Our platform is a configurable approach to tackling fragmented government data and workflows, turning them into smooth operations for public servants and the constituents they serve. As a Concourse Forward-Deployed PM, you work closely with city and county teams to understand their workflows and assemble each agency's solution on top of our platform.

A bail management system for the state of Hawaii. IT Helpdesk for the Chicago school district. A water utility operations dashboard. An ERP for a mid-sized city. You own these end to end, including the relationship and the P&L. You're paired with a Forward-Deployed Engineer who builds and maintains the reusable scaffolding for each product category, so you can focus on translating a legacy, broken process into a working solution and configuring it to fit your specific agency.

You own the full outcome for your agencies, including the P&L, so your job doesn't end at adoption metrics. You'll use AI coding tools daily, working alongside your FDE to configure and iterate on solutions, at a pace a conventional engineering handoff can't match. Government workflows are messy and most of your stakeholders won't be technical.

These systems run essential public services, so the stakes are real. Getting this right will shape what government software looks like for the next generation.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

  • Work directly with government clients to understand their workflows, data, and constraints, and translate them into a working solution on the Concourse platform
  • Pair with a Forward-Deployed Engineer who builds and extends the reusable scaffolding for the product category, while you configure it and add the finishing touches each agency needs
  • Own the roadmap and prioritization for your agencies' solutions end to end, from first workflow to full rollout
  • Manage a full P&L for your product area rather than just delivery or adoption metrics
  • Build a lean, fast, AI-native product development process that can scale across many agencies without a large team
  • Feed what you learn from the field back to your FDE and the platform team so the scaffolding and primitives improve with every deployment WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
  • A portfolio: what have you shipped end-to-end, under real client pressure, with real constraints?
  • High-agency, high-velocity mindset with an exceptional work ethic
  • Ideally 6+ years of product management experience, including early-stage startup experience
  • Strong relationship-building skills with non-technical stakeholders; you can work with a county clerk or a school IT director and turn their workflow into a spec
  • Hands-on experience using AI coding tools (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Factory, etc.) as a core part of your daily workflow, with a strong sense of what AI can and will be able to do
  • Comfort owning business outcomes (a P&L) in addition to product outcomes
  • Comfort partnering closely with an embedded engineer (your FDE) and dividing work by strength rather than doing everything yourself
  • US citizen (required for government work)
  • Willing to work in-person in Flatiron, NYC (5 days/week) Nice to have: experience selling or deploying software to state or local government, public sector domain knowledge (courts, permitting, utilities, school districts), or prior experience as a solutions consultant. ABOUT CONCOURSE Concourse is an early-stage startup with significant, accelerating revenue building AI-native software for state and local governments. This is the CEO's second venture after a successful exit. The government software market is enormous ($100B+), almost entirely unmodernized, and structurally underserved. Existing vendors built for Fortune 500 companies. Palantir built for defense agencies with unlimited budgets. Nobody has built the right platform for the thousands of state and local agencies running essential public services on systems older than the internet. Our team members, bolstered by the latest in agentic engineering and modern software design, are fixing that. Our team is based in Flatiron, NYC.