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Staff Product Manager — AI-Native Developer Platform (Platform Developer Experience)

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · Staff

$188,500 – $255,000

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What this role is

This is a Staff Product Manager role focused on transforming Intuit's internal developer platform toward AI-native, Done-For-You experiences that aim to triple developer velocity. The role suits senior PMs with deep platform infrastructure experience who can operate across distributed systems, AI/ML tooling, and operational intelligence while driving adoption and measurement across 8,000+ developers.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years of PM experience on platform products at scale with distributed systems ownership
  • Working knowledge of public cloud platforms, VPC architecture, IAM, Kubernetes, service mesh, CI/CD, and compliance frameworks
  • Familiarity with operational data platforms including data lakes and schema design
  • Experience with or strong understanding of AI/ML developer tooling and IDE-embedded AI
  • Track record shipping platform products with measurable adoption across large engineering organizations
  • Ability to define and operationalize company-wide measurement frameworks tied to executive goals
  • Strong cross-org influence without authority to align teams around platform vision

Nice to have

  • Hands-on prototyping and contribution to innersource repositories
  • Published thought leadership or external talks on platform design
  • Experience with MCP servers or agent-based systems specifically
  • Familiarity with load testing and chaos engineering practices

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