Find Product managers page joins the same structured discovery format as engineers and founders

Find Product managers page joins the same structured discovery format as engineers and founders

ProfileScribe's set of professional category pages now includes a page for Find Product managers, sitting alongside the existing Find Software engineers and Find Founders collections. All three are built the same way: each is a SearchResultsPage structured as an ItemList of ListItem entries, with every listed person tied to Person and Place data rather than appearing as a flat directory row.

That consistency matters because it means the criteria used to surface a product manager -- product launches, roadmap work, public writing, specialties, and current role -- gets the same structural treatment as the criteria used for software engineers or founders. A visitor isn't just scanning names; the underlying data connects each listed person to a location and to the specific public work referenced for that category.

For me, seeing the product managers page round out this set is a useful signal: the discovery system is holding one consistent structure as it grows into more professions, rather than building a different, looser page for each new category.