Senior Product Manager - Customer Acquisition; Pulte Mortgage

Providing lending services to help our customers achieve their dream of home ownership.

At Pulte Mortgage, we’re more than a lender—we’re a team driven by purpose. Since 1972, we’ve helped over 700,000 families finance their dream homes through innovative lending solutions and a commitment to doing the right thing. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Pulte Group, we offer a people‑first culture rooted in collaboration, integrity, and daily positivity. Join us in Denver, CO, and be part of a company recognized by Fortune and Great Place to Work for building meaningful careers, supporting community impact, and creating a workplace where you can thrive.

Apply now and discover a career where your contributions are valued, your growth is supported, and your work makes a lasting impact.

This position is hybrid located in Denver, CO, or potentially one of the additional locations shown on the posting.

We are seeking a strategic and results‑driven executive responsible for driving our product strategy in Mortgage Customer Acquisition. As a Product Manager, you will lead the strategic development and business delivery of a portfolio of product or service initiatives to support this distinct stage in the customer journey value stream. You will define the product vision, strategy, and roadmap while balancing business needs, market offerings, and technical feasibility, acting as the “Product CEO” responsible for its overall performance.

Your success will be predicated on providing thought leadership and building a trusted advisor relationship with business leaders and other critical stakeholders.

The Product Manager for Mortgage Customer Acquisition will collaborate with sales and marketing, mortgage field operations, information technology, and other business stakeholders to optimize the customer acquisition funnel for new construction mortgage customers, from lead to application. They will focus primarily on digital product platforms that support mortgage shopping, lead management, pre‑approval, and loan application.

• Strategist. Define the product vision, goals, and objectives, and the long‑term plan and approach to achieve them

• Roadmap Architect. Create and maintain the business and technology product roadmap, outlining the initiatives, features and functionality to be developed over time, and prioritizing development efforts based on business value

• Product Advocate. Effectively communicate and promote the product vision, strategy, and progress to various stakeholders, including leadership, team members, and users

• Business Partner. Partner with business stakeholders, product owners, ISD architects, and OSM project personnel to ensure roadmap alignment and effective product development & delivery

• Program Owner. Oversee the entire product lifecycle, from ideation and development to launch, iteration, ongoing management, and benefits realization

• Market Analyst. Conduct market research and stay updated on industry innovations, trends, and vendors landscape to understand opportunities and ensure the product stays competitive and relevant

• Benefits Champion. Oversee all facets of benefits realization, continually monitoring and reporting on product success and identifying areas of opportunity or course correction

• Achieve expertise in current state business operations, processes, technologies, and challenges within designated product domain

• Conduct discovery efforts and author business cases to identify opportunities and vet them for inclusion on the product roadmap and corporate strategic plan

• Oversee vendor identification, analysis, and selection

• Partner with enterprise architects on how to best apply technology innovations

• Design future state strategies, business structures, and processes in support of approved initiatives

• Chair regular Steering Committee meetings to review roadmaps, track progress, address challenges, and identify opportunities

• Collaborate with the agile team Product Owners to prioritize backlog and align stakeholder communications

• Perform or coordinate traditional project management activities as needed, such as project planning, business case development, issue & risk…