Principal Product Manager, POS Ordering
Toast
The role
Job description
Role Overview
The POS Ordering team owns the most foundational product in Toast's portfolio: the ordering experience that runs in every Toast restaurant, every single day. This role sits at the center of all of it: keeping a mission-critical domain healthy while actively shaping where it goes next.
What You Will Do
Own the end-to-end POS Ordering product strategy — maintaining the reliability and performance of a product that millions of restaurant workers depend on daily, while identifying and driving the next meaningful bets that differentiate Toast's ordering experience.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You'll be the person who knows this domain more deeply than anyone — and who brings the team, the partners, and the customers along for what's next.
Requirements
- Proven experience owning a complex, operationally critical product at scale
- Ability to think in segments
- Curiosity and a point of view on AI
- Deep customer instincts
- Track record of effective cross-functional partnership in large, complex organizations
Benefits
- Competitive compensation
- Benefits programs
- Cash compensation (overtime, bonus/commissions if eligible)
- Equity
- Flexible work arrangements
- Paid time off
- Health insurance
- Retirement plan
- Learning and development opportunities
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Listing details
- Listed location
- United States
- Annual salary
- $190,000 – $304,000 / year
- Employment
- Full Time
- Published
- Jun 13, 2026
Listing trust
- Observed through
- Himalayas
- Listing last observed
- Jul 27, 2026
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