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Product Manager [IC4]

Sourcegraph

Remote · Remote · full time · Mid

$184,360 – $230,450

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What this role is

Sourcegraph is hiring a technical Product Manager to shape products for developers and AI agents working with large codebases. You'll work across multiple engineering teams on everything from customer discovery to launch, balancing pragmatism with technical depth in a startup-like environment within an established company.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years professional experience combining software engineering and product management
  • 5+ years dedicated product management experience
  • Previous professional software engineering experience or substantial hands-on coding
  • Built technical products for developers or highly technical users
  • Direct customer engagement throughout discovery, development, beta, and launch
  • Translate customer problems and technical concepts into product requirements
  • Prioritize work across multiple teams and competing needs
  • Operate as primary PM across several engineering teams
  • Strong understanding of software development workflows, Git, and modern developer tooling
  • Excellent written and verbal communication with engineers and customers
  • Use qualitative feedback, data, and strategic context to make pragmatic decisions
  • Substantial Eastern Time zone working hour overlap

Nice to have

  • Experience building AI agents, coding assistants, code generation, or LLM products with strong perspective on AI's impact on software development
  • Experience with developer tools, code search, code intelligence, compilers, IDEs, or large-scale code transformation
  • Enterprise customer and complex software development organization experience
  • Enjoy writing code and comfortable exploring or contributing to production codebases

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