Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Leads, coaches, and develops an inside sales team to achieve sales, conversion, productivity, customer experience, and call center performance goals. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, call coaching, accountability, employee development, hiring support, scheduling, escalated customer concerns, compliance, and collaboration with Training, Quality Assurance, Workforce Management, and Human Resources.

Leads product strategy, vision, roadmaps, priorities, KPIs, and release decisions for technology products. Manages and mentors product leaders while partnering with engineering, design, and business stakeholders. Oversees product quality, testing, user feedback, delivery, and cross-functional collaboration. Uses data to generate insights, validate risks, and guide product improvements.

Drives product vision, strategy, roadmap, market research, requirements, prioritization, pricing, positioning, and customer messaging. Leads cross-functional product development, evaluates competition, defines success metrics, and guides product releases and enhancements. Collaborates with customers, technology, sales, and leadership to deliver innovative products and improve customer experience.

Advises escrow officers on unusual transactions, documentation, laws, underwriting guidelines, and audit requirements. Reviews trends and reports, identifies training and policy gaps, coordinates and audits training, administers escrow file audits, supports regulatory and legal requests, and manages FAST rate and override-report processes. The role also serves as a liaison and subject-matter expert for escrow systems and requires strong communication, analytical, customer service, and multitasking skills.

Lead client implementations by developing project plans, configuring solutions, delivering training and onboarding, conducting meetings and demos, documenting SOPs/workflows, analyzing data, identifying trends, and collaborating with internal teams to ensure on-time, within-budget customer success.

Examines complex real estate and condominium title records, analyzes ownership, liens, easements, legal descriptions, and restrictions, and prepares title products. Provides underwriting interpretations, client support, mentoring, training, and supervision of special projects without direct reports. The role requires extensive title examination and searching experience across Arizona, California, and Nevada, strong legal-document research skills, and the ability to interpret intricate residential, commercial, and home-builder title matters.

As a Commercial Title Officer, you will identify and resolve title issues, review commitments, coordinate with stakeholders, and ensure compliance with regulations during property closings.

The role involves conducting title research, compiling search packages, and interpreting tax records. It requires independent judgment and problem-solving skills and may involve teaching less experienced team members.

Search public records and examine commercial and residential property titles to determine legal condition and chain of title. Abstract and analyze recorded documents (leases, liens, easements, judgments), resolve documentation issues, prepare initial title commitments and reports, and provide underwriting interpretation within guidelines.

Perform data-driven analyses to support product strategy, pricing, and retention. Build models and dashboards (Python/SQL/BI), analyze churn, CLV, conversion, and campaign ROI, design tests, forecast scenarios, and present executive-ready recommendations to cross-functional teams.