We aren’t just looking for someone to manage a backlog; we’re looking for the founding architect of our customer-facing data and AI strategy.
As a Technical Product Manager (Data & AI), you will sit at the high-impact intersection of cutting-edge Data Science, modern Engineering, and customer-facing value. This is a highly visible, strategic role where you’ll partner directly with executive-level clients to co-develop the predictive models, analytical features, and SaaS data products that will define our industry.
If you want to move away from internal tooling and actually ship AI/ML features that drive massive, quantifiable ARR, this is your playground.
Own the Predictive Roadmap: Drive the vision and strategy for our external AI/ML models, advanced analytics features, and data products.
Co-Innovate with Clients: Embed deeply with strategic customers and design partners to validate ideas, uncover raw user needs, and co-develop next-gen features.
Tell the Story of Data: Partner with UX and Data Science to turn complex backend algorithms into beautiful, intuitive data visualizations and high-impact product demos.
Translate Complexity: Act as the ultimate bridge. Translate messy customer business problems into precise technical specs, transformation logic, and data requirements for our engineers and data scientists.
Own the GTM: Collaborate with Product Marketing and Sales to launch features that aren't just technically impressive, but actually move the needle on SaaS metrics (Adoption, Retention, ARR expansion).
Hypothesize & Validate: Use your analytical skills to dive into data assets, validate assumptions, and prove (or disprove) product hypotheses before writing code.
3+ years of relevant experience across Product Management, Data Analytics, or Data Engineering.
Strong Business & Product Acumen: The ability to look at a complex technical feature and immediately see how it connects to customer ROI.
SQL Fluency: You are comfortable writing joins and aggregations to explore data yourself. (We care about your analytical problem-solving, not whether you memorized advanced syntax).
Data Visualization Chops: Experience with a modern BI platform (e.g., Sigma, Tableau, Looker) and a strong sense of how to present data clearly.
The "Translator" Superpower: Elite communication skills. You can pitch a vision to an executive client, align a sales team, and debate data modeling with an engineer.
Great product minds don’t all follow the same blueprint. You likely fall into one of these buckets:
The Seasoned Data PM: You already build data products but want a more visible, customer-facing role where you can co-develop directly with clients on a modern stack.
The Data-Obsessed SaaS PM: You manage a standard SaaS product, but you secretly spend all your time in SQL, building dashboards, and lurking in the analytics team's Slack channels. You're ready to make Data/AI your full-time focus.
The Product-Minded Analyst: You're a Senior Data Analyst or BI Developer who doesn't just answer "what happened?" but actively tells stakeholders "what's next." You’ve been "unofficially" product-managing your work for a while and are ready to make it official.
3+ years of relevant experience across Product Management, Data Analytics, or Data Engineering.
Strong Business & Product Acumen: The ability to look at a complex technical feature and immediately see how it connects to customer ROI.
SQL Fluency: You are comfortable writing joins and aggregations to explore data yourself. (We care about your analytical problem-solving, not whether you memorized advanced syntax).
Data Visualization Chops: Experience with a modern BI platform (e.g., Sigma, Tableau, Looker) and a strong sense of how to present data clearly.
The "Translator" Superpower: Elite communication skills. You can pitch a vision to an executive client, align a sales team, and debate data modeling with an engineer.
Our Stack: Experience with (or a burning desire to learn) our modern data stack: Snowflake, DBT, Fivetran, and Sigma.
Industry Context: Experience in complex B2B SaaS verticals—especially physical operations like Field Services (logistics, routing, dispatch) or Building Services—is a massive plus. These industries are sitting on massive, unoptimized datasets ripe for AI disruption.
Coding Lite: Familiarity with Python or R for lightweight data analysis.
AI/ML Exposure: Experience working around the machine learning lifecycle or productionized models.
We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.
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