Product Manager jobs at Thomson Reuters
8 open roles · median posted base $171K · updated
Open roles
8
Typical posted base pay
$171K – $259.2K
3 listings publish pay
Top location
United States
6 of 8 roles
Open Product Manager roles at Thomson Reuters
Showing 8 of 8| Role | Location | Salary | Activity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Product Manager | United States of America, Frisco, Texas | USD 119,700 – 222,300 per year | Posted yesterday | View→ |
Senior Product Manager | United States of America, Frisco, Texas | USD 119,700 – 222,300 per year | Posted yesterday | View→ |
Senior Product Manager | United Kingdom, London | Salary not listed | recently | View→ |
Principal Product Manager | United Kingdom, London | Salary not listed | Posted 6d ago | View→ |
Principal Product Manager, Content Transformation | United States of America, San Francisco, California | USD 181,400 – 337,000 per year | Posted 1w ago | View→ |
Senior Product Manager, Noetica Financial Services | United States of America, New York, New York | Salary not listed | Posted 1w ago | View→ |
Senior Product Manager | United States of America, Eagan, Minnesota | Salary not listed | Posted 1w ago | View→ |
Senior Product Manager | United States of America, New York, New York | Salary not listed | Posted 2w ago | View→ |
Frequently asked questions
How many Product Manager jobs is Thomson Reuters hiring for?
Thomson Reuters has 8 open Product Manager roles in Dreamwork's index as of October 15, 2026.
How much does Thomson Reuters pay Product Manager roles?
Across 3 Thomson Reuters listings that publish an annual base salary in USD, the middle half of posted salary midpoints runs from $171K – $259.2K, with a median of $171K. Listings that state only on-target earnings, or no pay at all, are not counted.
Where are Thomson Reuters's Product Manager jobs?
United States (6 roles), Dallas (2 roles), London (2 roles), New York (2 roles) and United Kingdom (2 roles).
What counts as a Product Manager job here?
A listing counts when its job title contains "product manager" and "product owner" as whole words, in any seniority.