Product Manager, Materials Science AI and Machine Learning
american statistical association asaPortland (ME)
Product Manager, Materials Science AI and Machine Learning
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american statistical association asaPortland (ME)
Materials ScientistsResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
AI/ML-Enabled Product Manager In this role you drive AI/ML-enabled products that accelerate materials science research and discovery. You will work within the MS ML team to translate customer needs into roadmaps and ML solutions, shaping offerings across industries like aerospace, consumer goods, and electronics. You'll balance scientific depth with product leadership to grow our MS ML portfolio. This position offers high impact by connecting customers, researchers, and engineers to deliver scalable, value-driven software. Compensation / Benefitscompetitive salaryequity-based compensationhealthcare (dental and vision)flexible work schedulepaid vacationparenteral leave
Responsibilities:
- Interface with customers to demonstrate how Schrödinger's software accelerates MS research
- Provide guidance and roadmap planning to expand offerings into new MS areas
- Develop new ML models to support customer acquisition
- Manage the existing MS ML team
Key requirements:
- PhD in a relevant field
- Deep practical background in both MS and MLExperience in software industry and with customers
- Willingness to travel globally
- Extroverted and comfortable interacting with customers
- Excellent communicator and team player
- Agentic workflow expert
- Development of ML models for materials science
- Strong domain knowledge in MS and MLExperience with customer-facing software products
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