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Staff Product Manager - Data Products

LaunchDarkly

Remote - US · Remote · Staff

$182,600 – $295,350

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What this role is

LaunchDarkly is hiring a Staff Product Manager to oversee the entire data pipeline—from SDK event collection through platform processing to customer-facing analytics and experimentation tools. This role suits someone with deep expertise in data infrastructure and observability who can think systemically across ingestion, storage, and consumption layers while championing AI-powered insights.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of product management experience in data platforms, data infrastructure, analytics, or developer tools, OR 8+ years of engineering in data-intensive systems with product mindset
  • Proven track record bringing data products to market and driving strategy across multiple teams or platform-scale areas
  • Understanding of modern data architectures: event/streaming pipelines, data warehousing, lakehouse patterns, data modeling, and scale trade-offs
  • Experience with both platform products (internal/developer customers) and end-user-facing data products (analytics, observability, insights, experimentation)
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams and senior leadership

Nice to have

  • Fewer years of experience with exceptional potential and excitement for the space
  • Significant hands-on experience with AI-powered data analysis
  • Deep understanding of how data platforms serve both internal teams and external users

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