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Intuit

Principal Product Manager, BI Platform

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Principal

$243,000 – $328,500

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What this role is

Lead the strategy and evolution of Intuit's business intelligence platform, spanning self-service analytics, metrics, dashboards, and AI-powered insights. This role suits experienced product leaders who can bridge sophisticated technical data needs with broad organizational adoption across complex enterprises.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years of product management experience
  • Significant experience building and scaling data, analytics, developer, or enterprise platforms
  • Deep understanding of modern BI and analytics ecosystem including dashboards, visualization, self-service analytics, semantic layers, metrics, data discovery, and governance
  • Strong technical fluency with data platforms and architectures
  • Experience building products for multiple user personas from technical analysts to business users
  • Understanding of AI in analytics including natural-language interfaces and insight generation
  • Ability to develop platform strategies that drive customer value and organizational leverage
  • Product judgment and systems thinking with customer empathy
  • Demonstrated ability to influence senior leaders and align stakeholders in complex organizations
  • Strong analytical orientation and ability to define success metrics
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

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