Senior Product Manager, Investigative Data Platform & Integrations

Flock is dedicated to building technology that reduces crime and protects privacy. As a Senior Product Manager, you will own the strategy and roadmap for Flock's core platform areas, focusing on integrations and data infrastructure to enhance public safety workflows.

Responsibilities:

• Own the end-to-end integration strategy across CAD, RMS, jail records, public records, LPR, video, mapping, alerts, evidence, and other agency and third-party systems, while creating a scalable integration model powered by automation and AI
• Define how public safety data is modeled, governed, and trusted, establishing standards for data quality, source attribution, permissions, reliability, auditability, and downstream usability
• Accelerate customer workflows by building intuitive search, mapping, and investigative experiences that help agencies make faster, more informed decisions
• Partner cross-functionally with engineering, GTM, customer-facing teams, executive leadership, and third-party vendors to deliver scalable platform capabilities and shape the future of Flock's integrations platform

Requirements:

• 5-8 years of product management experience — with meaningful ownership of technical platform, data, integration, or infrastructure products
• Product vision and execution — demonstrated ability to define a product vision, create a roadmap, make hard prioritization decisions, and drive execution through launch and iteration
• Strong Technical fluency — strong understanding of APIs, data models, event streams, webhooks, authentication, authorization, data ingestion, data normalization, and distributed systems tradeoffs
• Large-scale data experience — experience working with systems where data is ingested from many sources, normalized, searched, monitored, and used across operational workflows
• User experience judgment — strong ability to translate complex technical capabilities into clear, intuitive workflows for officers, analysts, investigators, command staff, and administrators
• Data comprehension mindset — understands how source attribution, freshness, confidence, permissions, and context should be presented so users can trust what they are seeing
• Sensitive data experience — experience working with sensitive, regulated, high-trust, or mission-critical data where security, privacy, access control, auditability, retention, and data integrity matter
• Cross-functional communication — strong communication skills with the ability to translate between engineering, data, agency operations, sales, implementation, privacy, legal, security, and executive audiences
• Ability to obtain and maintain Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) certification as a condition of employment
• Criminal justice data familiarity — familiarity with CJIS, criminal justice data handling, public-sector security reviews, law enforcement records, evidence workflows, data retention policies, legal hold requirements, or audit requirements