Pipeline - Product Director, Resy

We are seeking a talented and passionate Director of Product Management to lead a key area of our Venue Product organization and help shape Resy’s suite of B2B products for venue partners.

Our Venue products provide the tools that restaurants, wineries, and other hospitality venues rely on to manage their day-to-day operations and deliver exceptional hospitality. Through Resy OS, venue operators can configure user permissions and service settings, manage reservations and tables, understand their guests, and access real-time data and insights—all while delivering a seamless guest experience.

As a Director of Product Management, you will define and drive product vision and strategy across multiple squads and roadmaps. You will partner closely with Product, Engineering, Design, and Business leaders to translate customer needs, market opportunities, and company objectives into clear priorities and actionable plans.

You will play a critical role in connecting workstreams across the Venue Product organization, aligning teams around shared outcomes, and ensuring we invest in the opportunities that deliver the greatest value for our venue partners and the business. You will also help strengthen our product culture, develop product talent, and evolve how the team operates as we scale.

This role reports directly to Resy’s VP of Product Management.

Please note that this is a pipeline requisition to gather talent for future opportunities as a Product Director at Resy and Amex.

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