Senior Product Marketing Manager, Data & Platform
BoulevardFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must have a minimum of 5 years of product management experience with data or infrastructure products, including experience hiring and managing product managers. They should have a proven track record of delivering data and analytical products and services used by multiple teams, with expertise in data analytics, A/B testing, search, and data architecture. A strong understanding of modern high-scale data handling techniques, knowledge of search technologies, and experience navigating data privacy issues are essential. The ability to collaborate and influence multiple stakeholder teams to achieve results is also required. Availability for critical meetings between 15:00 UTC and 18:00 UTC and openness to international travel up to four times per year are necessary.
The Group Product Manager will lead strategic decision-making and tactical execution for Data Products, Data Engineering, Search, and Data Platform Site Reliability teams. This role involves guiding the evolution of data pipelines, data lake, experiment platform, and analytics tools, including ingestion, orchestration, computation, and data serving using various technologies. Key responsibilities include ensuring the accuracy, usefulness, reliability, and accessibility of data products, defining and prioritizing roadmaps for Data Platform Engineering teams, and managing the product lifecycle for these teams. The role also entails co-developing product strategy, providing leadership, making sound decisions, managing and developing a team of product managers, and partnering with user-facing teams to leverage the data platform for product decisions and derived-data products.
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