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Senior product manager, datasets & objects

Full-time

On Site

Deadline

May 8, 2026

About the organization

Watershed

Watershed

Organization type

Private Sector

In A Nutshell

Location

On Site New York, NY, USA

Salary

$187,590-$227,010

Job Type

Full-time

Experience Level

Mid-level

Deadline to apply

May 8, 2026

Responsible for managing the team turning Watershed’s data layer into an intelligence platform: BI-grade querying, AI-powered discovery and analysis, and the schema architecture underneath it all.

Responsibilities

  • Own the product roadmap: vision, strategy, and metrics for BI capabilities, data discoverability, schema design, and AI-powered insights.
  • Ship AI-native features: natural-language search over datasets, automated anomaly detection, AI-assisted analysis (“why did Scope 3 spike in Q3?”), and proactive recommendations—using LLMs to unlock insights that were previously only accessible to power users.
  • Build BI-grade primitives: tables as first-class objects, joins, calculated columns, pivots—so customers can do real analytical work without leaving the platform.
  • Make data discoverable: schema catalogs, data dictionaries, and usage analytics so customers always know what they have and how to use it.
  • Solve the flexibility-vs-rigor tension: design interoperability between canonical (methodology-backed) and custom (user-defined) schemas.
  • Drive correctness and scale: clean up schema debt, ensure auditability, and make the platform fast enough for real analysis.
  • Partner across the org: align with Sales, CS, Sustainability Advisors, and other product teams to land new capabilities successfully.

Skillset

  • Have 5+ years of PM experience in B2B SaaS, shipping data platforms, BI tools, or developer-facing APIs—ideally at high-growth startups.
  • Have already built with AI: you’ve shipped AI-powered features or prototyped with LLMs, not just talked about it. You have hands-on intuition for what works, what hallucinates, and where AI genuinely changes the product.
  • Think like a data platform PM: schema design, query performance, flexibility vs. structure—you have opinions and scars.
  • Go deep with customers: you can spend a morning in SQL notebooks, then jump on a call to map a CSO’s workflow.
  • Thrive in ambiguity: you turn fuzzy, conflicting inputs into a clear product vision.
  • Communicate with precision: one-pagers, API docs, roadmap presentations—you make complex ideas simple.

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