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Technical Product Manager, Data Ingestion & Quality

Protege

Remote · Remote · Mid

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What this role is

This role owns the data quality and ingestion pipeline infrastructure that converts raw partner data into trustworthy, catalog-ready datasets across multiple verticals. It's ideal for a technical product manager who has built data quality systems before and enjoys working directly with data to define standards, validation logic, and metadata generation processes.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 4–7 years as PM on data pipelines, data quality systems, or data ingestion platforms
  • Hands-on technical ability to write SQL, read pipeline logs, and understand data validation architecture
  • Experience ingesting messy, inconsistently formatted third-party data and making it trustworthy
  • Judgment on build-versus-partner decisions in fast-moving technical domains
  • Cross-functional credibility to hold technical and product conversations with multiple engineering teams

Nice to have

  • Experience with data quality frameworks, metadata standards, or catalog tooling like dbt, Great Expectations, or data contracts
  • Familiarity with de-identification approaches for PHI, PII, or confidential data
  • Background in healthcare data operations, financial data infrastructure, or domains where data quality has downstream consequences
  • Exposure to ML training pipelines or AI data workflows
  • Experience with data governance strategies

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