Product Manager
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Coreview in Milano
AboutCoreView
CoreView is the global leader in Microsoft 365 (M365) tenant resilience, serving over 23 million users worldwide. We empower the world’s leading organizations to master the complexity of Microsoft M365.Through robust security and precise governance, we help ensure that our client’s environments stay cyber-resilient and productive, no matter how complex they are.
Our unified, cloud-native platform delivers powerful automation, rapid value, and end-to-end visibility across the entire M365 ecosystem. Backed by world-class support and a collaborative, innovative culture,CoreViewis a place where your ideas matter, and your work trulyimpactsglobal enterprises.
About CoreViewCoreView is the global leader in Microsoft 365 (M365) tenant resilience, serving over 23 million users worldwide. We empower the world’s leading organizations to master the complexity of Microsoft M365. Through robust security and precise governance, we help ensure that our clients’ environments stay cyber-resilient and productive, no matter how complex they are.
Our unified,
cloud-native platform delivers powerful automation, rapid value, and end-to-end visibility across the entire M365 ecosystem. Backed by world-class support and a collaborative, innovative culture, CoreView is a place where your ideas matter, and your work truly impacts global enterprises.
Job SummaryAs a Product Manager, you own a problem space end to end: understanding it deeply, deciding what’s worth building, shipping it, and judging whether it worked. You take our strategic direction and the ambiguity that comes with it and turn it into an actionable roadmap and shipped product. You own broader, less defined bets, including ones with real consequences for how we compete, and you’re accountable for the outcome, not just the release.
You’ll work in and help improve our product operating model: the way we take an idea from a validated problem to a shipped feature to an honest read on its impact, so that nothing ships