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Product Strategy: demand in job postings

Product Strategy is named in 8% of the 28,652 tech job postings Mettlespark read in the United States and Canada over the last 180 days (2,291 postings), most often for Product Manager at 50%, Technical Product Manager at 45% and Engineering Manager at 8%. When a posting names it, 97% list it as required.

From 28,652 postings in the United States and Canada, April 23, 2026 to October 20, 2026. Updated October 20, 2026. How we count

Postings naming it
2,2918% of all postings
Required when named
97%rather than nice to have
Senior level or above
70%of the postings naming it

Over time

Its share of postings has risen about 5.3 points since October 2023, comparing like with like, and the rise has sped up lately.

The roles that ask for it most

The share of each role's postings that name Product Strategy.

Roles asking for Product Strategy
Role
Product Manager
Technical Product Manager
Engineering Manager
Product Analyst
Solutions Architect
Forward Deployed Engineer

Often asked for alongside

The share of postings naming Product Strategy that also name each.

Industries

Where the postings naming it come from.

  • Banking & Financial Services15%
  • Enterprise Software & SaaS12%
  • Healthcare9%
  • Fintech & Payments8%

Quick answers

Is Product Strategy in demand?

Product Strategy is named in 8% of tech job postings in the United States and Canada over the last 180 days, 2,291 postings, and required in 97% of those. Its share of postings has risen about 5.3 points since October 2023, comparing like with like, and the rise has sped up lately.

Which jobs ask for Product Strategy?

Product Manager, Technical Product Manager, Engineering Manager and Product Analyst postings name it most often: 50% of Product Manager postings, 45% of Technical Product Manager postings, 8% of Engineering Manager postings.

What skills go with Product Strategy?

Postings that name Product Strategy most often also name Collaboration, Product Management, Agile and Machine Learning.

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