Principal Business Technology Product Manager
Principal Business Technology Product Manager
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own the roadmap for seller-facing quoting, approvals, and opportunity workflows across Salesforce and CPQ — turning ambiguous go-to-market problems into shipped solutions with clear, measurable outcomes.
- Discover and prioritize ruthlessly: partner deeply with Sales, Deal Desk, and Finance to find the highest-leverage problems, define what success looks like, and decide what not to build.
- Build, don’t just spec: create clickable prototypes, stand up your own dashboards and data models, and ship internal tools and AI-assisted workflows — with engineering partnering to harden them for scale.
- Own what you ship as a living product: instrument adoption, track usage and business impact, and iterate — treating internal tools and agents with the same rigor as a customer-facing product.
- Use modern AI tools as a core part of how you work — from first-draft requirements and analysis to prototyping and building — raising your own leverage and the team’s.
- Champion, role model, and embed Samsara’s cultural principles (Focus on Customer Success, Build for the Long Term, Adopt a Growth Mindset, Be Inclusive, Win as a Team) as we scale globally and across new offices.
- Minimum requirements for the role:8+ years of product management experience (or equivalent experience building and owning enterprise software or internal tools), with ownership of a product domain and a track record of shipping.
- Experience with go-to-market or revenue systems — Salesforce (CRM), CPQ/quoting, or adjacent sales / revenue-operations tooling.
- Demonstrated ability to translate business problems into clear requirements and measurable product outcomes.
- Hands-on comfort building with modern AI tools — you’re excited to prototype and build yourself, not only to delegate.
- Strong stakeholder management across Sales, Finance, and Engineering.
- An ideal candidate also has:
- The ability to build real artifacts directly — clickable prototypes, SQL-backed dashboards, or working POCs — without waiting in a dev queue.
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