Vice President, Product Management (Emerging Technology)

Quick Facts

• Role: Vice President, Product Management (Emerging Technology)

• Focus: AI agents, builder tools, shared-context capabilities, and customer-facing experiences

Description

Lead product strategy and priorities for an emerging technology portfolio, translating emerging opportunities into actionable roadmaps and measurable outcomes. Build and manage a product management organization and lead flexible cross-functional pod teams to deliver and iterate using experimentation and evidence.

Drive tools and shared capabilities that accelerate software creation and improve customer discovery, onboarding, self-service, and ongoing product use.

Responsibilities

• Set product strategy and roadmap based on customer needs, business goals, and emerging technology opportunities; decide where to experiment, invest, scale, or stop

• Hire, coach, and develop product managers; build a culture of ownership, curiosity, and continuous learning

• Lead mission-focused, flexible cross-functional pods by establishing outcomes, decision rights, and responsibilities

• Run structured experimentation programs, evaluate results, and turn learnings into incremental improvements in agent performance and product-led growth

• Shape tools and workflows that help engineers, product managers, and stakeholders use AI and coding tools to build and deploy software

• Develop shared-context capabilities to make relevant requirements, decisions, knowledge, and work visible and usable across teams and agents

• Partner to deliver and improve customer-facing experiences across discovery, onboarding, self-service, and in-product surfaces

• Use internal “Customer Zero” learning to validate approaches and inform broader product opportunities

• Communicate strategy, evidence, and tradeoffs clearly to executives, partners, and customers

Requirements

• Demonstrated record of setting product direction and delivering meaningful customer and business outcomes

• Experience hiring, coaching, and developing strong product managers

• Depth in one or more: AI and agentic tools, experimentation at scale, or platform product development

• Customer and growth orientation; ability to translate user needs into products that people adopt and keep using

• Technical fluency and practical judgment to assess tradeoffs and balance speed with quality, reliability, and trust

• Leadership across organizational boundaries with evolving responsibilities

• Clear communication and comfort with ambiguity; adjust direction based on evidence and priorities

Benefits

• Benefits and resources supporting work-life balance

• AI agents intended to accelerate your impact

• Opportunity to help shape the future of AI-driven products