Lead product developer vs vice president, product management

Differences between lead product developer and vice president, product management duties and responsibilities

Lead product developer example responsibilities.

• Manage development resources among development, QA, support, documentation, sales and marketing.
• Manage projects build on technologies including .NET, C++, H.264 video, PHP and AJAX, JavaScript.
• Target select electrical engineer database to yield increase and additional sales leads.
• Used Redgate API to create tools for syncing data across databases.
• Coordinate efforts among vendors to determine the mutual requirements and to define API.
• Utilize SQL to support data-driven analysis and decision processes to inform project prioritization, assess feature effectiveness, and troubleshoot issues.
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Vice president, product management example responsibilities.

• Lead team to develop cloud base offerings (SaaS) to education, financial services, and government segments.
• Manage UI design, documentation and customer support, along with licensing/distribution agreements, copyrights and trademarks.
• Work on re-positioning product and investing in new programs connecting CRM to consumer acquisition.
• Designate subject matter expert in IP prosecution and litigation activities.
• Deliver an integrate and compelling suite of security products including cloud and mobile for consumers and businesses.
• Establish corporate strategy and oversee legal including drafting of international venture funding, IP licensing, employee and strategic partnership agreements.
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