Head of Product - CRM

We are looking for a Head of Product, where you will be the "CEO" of our CRM business unit - one of the most strategically critical and newest additions to our product portfolio. You will have full end-to-end ownership of the domain's strategy, product roadmap, and engineering execution, leading an integrated team of Product Managers, Engineering Managers, and Developers. The CRM domain sits at the heart of how automotive dealerships manage their customer relationships and sales pipeline. It is a technically complex, data-intensive product: a per-dealer, multi-tenant system deeply integrated with dealership back-office systems and third-party data sources, with a rapidly growing AI and agentic layer. Your mission is to make this domain a category-defining product.
Your goal is to drive meaningful business outcomes by leading both product strategy and execution, breaking down the wall between product and engineering, and ensuring the team stays aligned, focused, and moving fast toward impact.
This role will be based out of Jerusalem or Tel-Aviv and report to the VP of Product & Development
What you will be responsible for:
Strategic Leadership: Define the vision and long-term strategy for the CRM domain in alignment with the company's overall goals - including its evolving AI roadmap.
Product-Engineering Integration: Lead an integrated organization of product managers and engineers. Foster a culture where "the business outcome is the mission," and technical excellence serves business value.
End-to-End Delivery: Own the full lifecycle of your domain - from discovery and ideation to architecture, development, and production.
Business Impact: Define, track, and be accountable for the domain's KPIs (revenue, retention, dealer engagement, churn).
People Management: Manage, mentor and grow high-performing Product and Engineering managers. Build a culture that prioritizes ownership and accountability.
Operational Excellence: Optimize team methodologies to sustain high delivery velocity without accumulating technical debt.