Senior Product Manager II

Join Axon and be a Force for Good. At Axon, we’re on a mission to Protect Life. We’re explorers, pursuing society’s most critical safety and justice issues with our ecosystem of devices and cloud software. Like our products, we work better together. We connect with candor and care, seeking out diverse perspectives from our customers, communities and each other. Life at Axon is fast-paced, challenging and meaningful. Here, you’ll take ownership and drive real change. Constantly grow as you work hard for a mission that matters at a company where you matter. About the Role Fusus is evolving from a tightly integrated real-time application into a composable platform that powers mission-critical workflows across public safety agencies, enterprise security organizations, and international markets. As we scale into larger deployments and new geographies, we cannot treat “platform” and “experience” as separate concerns. The foundational choices we make in identity, configuration, asset modeling, and data governance show up directly in what customers experience: how fast they can onboard, how confidently they can manage devices and users, how safely they can share information, and how reliably the system behaves in critical moments. As a Sr. Product Manager II for Fusus Foundational Experiences, you will work backwards from customer and user problems—starting with real operational workflows and translating them into platform capabilities, service contracts, and product surfaces that scale. You will own a key domain end-to-end, spanning the user-facing experience (what administrators and operators do) through the underlying platform changes required to make that experience consistent, secure, and easy to operate at scale. A key part of the charter is ensuring the platform creates the conditions for AI-powered capabilities to succeed. That means improving the reliability and structure of the underlying data, ensuring consistent system surfaces and metadata, and strengthening governance and access controls—so AI features can integrate naturally and operate predictably in real workflows. Success in this role means customers can deploy and evolve their environment with less friction, product teams can build faster without reinventing foundational logic, and the platform becomes easier to trust because its rules are clear, its data is dependable, and its behavior is predictable. What You’ll Work On You will drive strategy and execution within one or more foundational areas. Example domains may include: Customer onboarding and lifecycle configuration (how environments are created, configured, and maintained) Asset discovery and management (devices, locations, organizations, and their relationships) Identity, roles, permissions, and sharing workflows (including cross-organization collaboration) Governance of customer and partner data (ownership, access, lifecycle policies, auditability) Internal orchestration patterns that ensure services work together cleanly APIs and service contracts that enable modular product development without fragmentation Data quality and metadata standards that improve reliability and enable AI capabilities downstream These examples illustrate the types of domains you may own — not a fixed checklist of responsibilities. What You Bring 6–10 years of product management experience Strong technical fluency and comfort partnering deeply with engineering on system tradeoffs Demonstrated ability to work backwards from customer workflows to durable platform capabilities Experience in domains such as identity/authentication, configuration-heavy products, asset management, or distributed systems Clear product judgment: able to balance user experience quality, scalability, and security constraints Strong execution discipline and ability to operate in evolving systems You are energized by owning foundational problems end-to-end—improving the customer experience while building scalable primitives that unl ... (truncated, view full listing at source)