Product Manager

Role and team

Product strategy and roadmap

• Define a multi-year strategy to develop the platform into a mature self-service ecosystem.
• Balance immediate source mappings with scalable capabilities such as configurable rules and improved break detection.
• Create product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria; manage the backlog and trade-offs.
• Track onboarding time, break resolution, mapping coverage, and other success metrics.

Platform alignment and ontology

• Identify foundational platform capability gaps; lead build-versus-leverage decisions and drive roadmap prioritization.
• Track dependencies and delivery risks, and clearly articulate requirements for the foundational platform team.
• Support flexible, extensible business-owned ontology definitions, mappings, and rules.
• Shape configuration workflows and how users surface, triage, and resolve data discrepancies.
• Partner with Data Governance and Compliance on enterprise data standards and regulatory expectations.

Stakeholder partnership

• Gather business needs, align teams with differing data definitions, and communicate roadmap, trade-offs, and progress.
• Represent business needs in technical design discussions and help ensure proposed solutions address the underlying problem.
• Plan and track business-team inputs for ontology definitions, mappings, and rules alongside engineering timelines.

Minimum qualifications

• 5–8 years of product management experience on data-intensive platforms, such as MDM, knowledge graphs, data mesh, or enterprise data warehousing.
• Deep data-modeling knowledge and comfort discussing graph databases, RDF, SPARQL, APIs, and ETL/ELT patterns with engineers; coding is not required.
• Experience managing dependencies with a separate infrastructure or foundational platform team.
• Ability to synthesize canonical structures from complex data and conflicting source definitions.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication with technical leads and non-technical executives.
• Financial services or other highly regulated industry experience is strongly preferred.

Additional advantages

• Familiarity with ontology standards such as OWL or RDF, or knowledge-graph experience.
• Experience with metadata management tools or data cataloging software.
• Experience leading a 0-to-1 product launch in a large corporate environment is a plus, not required.

Pay and benefits

• Expected base salary is USD 150,000–160,000 in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and other states; actual pay varies with skills, experience, education, performance, and location.
• Employees may be considered for a discretionary annual bonus and/or equity awards.
• Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) match, paid time off, holidays, parental leave, and professional development reimbursement.