Senior Product Manager - Code Translation & Developer Tooling
Senior Product Manager - Code Translation & Developer Tooling
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own the roadmap for your outcome area end-to-end, from discovery through delivery and iteration, translating customer pain into prioritized product decisions
- Conduct customer discovery with technical stakeholders: engineers, architects, tech leads, and solutions engineering
- Quickly ramp into unfamiliar technical domains (language semantics, toolchains, hardware constraints) and synthesize what you learn into clear product direction
- Work side-by-side with Engineering to understand technical tradeoffs, shape implementation approaches, and make informed prioritization decisions throughout development
- Build and maintain a smaller roadmap that feeds into the broader platform roadmap
- Write clear PRDs that turn ambiguity into a specific plan
- Make thoughtful tradeoffs between customer value, technical complexity, and speed, and prioritize ruthlessly
- Represent your outcome area in cross-functional and customer-facing conversations, communicating decisions and rationale to technical and non-technical audiences alike
- Grow your charter over time — starting with a defined subset of pipelines/scenarios and expanding into adjacent ones as you demonstrate depth
- Experience owning software products from discovery through launch in a technical B2B, enterprise, or platform environment 5+ years of Product Management experience building technical software products
- Demonstrated ability to rapidly learn new industries, technologies, and customer domains without requiring deep prior subject-matter expertise
- Strong customer discovery and user research skills, with experience translating insights into roadmap decisions
- Comfort operating in ambiguous, fast-moving environments where priorities evolve as new information emerges
- Comfortable engaging with technical concepts such as language semantics, toolchains, or hardware constraints
- Demonstrated MVP thinking: the ability to scope the smallest valuable slice of a problem rather than defaulting to the full solution
- Self-awareness about the edges of your own expertise, and a track record of learning new technical domains quickly
- Outstanding written and verbal communication skills across executive, technical, and customer audiences
- Must be able to pass a standard background check
- Experience building developer tools, platform products, compilers, embedded systems, or other technically sophisticated products where the customer is often another engineer or technical team
- Experience working directly with highly technical customers, engineers, and domain experts
- Prior exposure to automotive, kernel development, aerospace, semiconductor, or regulated/safety-critical industries
- Experience bringing new products from concept through launch in early-stage or high-growth environments
- Pay depends on experience, but we strive to be at the upper end of the salary range
- Health care plan with 100% premium coverage, including medical, dental, and vision 401k with 5% matching
- Paid Time Off (uncapped vacation, plus sick and public holidays)
- Flexible hybrid or remote work arrangement
- Relocation assistance for qualifying employees
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