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MongoDB

Builds document databases for software teams

Staff Product Manager

Technical Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in Canada

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of product management or equivalent product leadership experience, with a track record of personally shaping strategy and outcomes for complex technical platforms across multiple teams rather than only coordinating delivery.
  • Strong technical fluency in cloud databases, distributed data systems, storage infrastructure, developer experiences, or an adjacent developer platform, with the ability to reason with engineers about architecture, performance, availability, data movement, and trade-offs without needing to be the system designer.
  • Ability to discover opportunities beyond the current roadmap by connecting technical possibilities to unmet customer needs, formulating and testing hypotheses, noticing surprising patterns, and changing direction when evidence challenges the original thesis.
  • Experience taking a complex product from early adoption toward dependable, broader use while protecting space for longer-term innovation, and making explicit trade-offs among customer trust, technical readiness, speed, and investment.
  • Ability to influence without authority and negotiate sequencing and resource trade-offs across partner teams with competing priorities.
  • Commercial and analytical judgment to assess workload-level value, adoption and usage evidence, competitive alternatives, pricing and unit economics, and the impact of a new product on an existing portfolio; comfort with build-versus-buy questions where relevant.
  • Ability to raise the quality of customer discovery and product decision-making across teams through useful shared methods and mentorship without adding unnecessary process.
  • Ability to explain a technical and commercial thesis, its uncertainties, and the evidence that would change the candidate's mind to engineers, customers, executives, and go-to-market partners.

Responsibilities

  • Set and champion a product vision across Atlas Infinite's capabilities, discover opportunities beyond the current roadmap or any single team's remit, explore possibilities enabled by decoupled compute and storage for developers, enterprises, and emerging AI workloads, and use hypotheses, customer evidence, prototypes, and market signals to uncover unmet needs.
  • Make the case for investment and prioritization, including build-versus-buy considerations, and distinguish exploratory vision from release commitments.
  • Own execution health across workstreams with program management, negotiating sequencing, scope, and resource trade-offs with engineering leaders and peer product managers without direct authority; align preview-to-general-availability readiness, roadmaps, and dependencies across database, storage, Atlas platform, migration, backup, security, and cloud infrastructure teams with company objectives.
  • Establish lightweight operating practices and shared customer and market research frameworks for workload qualification, customer-representative testing, win/loss analysis, launch readiness, and post-launch learning; use data to drive decisions without overburdening delivery teams.
  • Resolve complex post-launch escalations when root causes span architecture, performance, migration, observability, supportability, or unclear ownership, and turn customer and operational signals into systemic product fixes rather than one-off workarounds.
  • Identify needs and competitive dynamics across product areas; discover emerging jobs-to-be-done, surprising uses of the architecture, and reasons customers do not choose MongoDB; combine interviews, workload and pricing evidence, product analytics, field feedback, and experiments to test hypotheses and uncover unknowns; reorient the roadmap when evidence warrants it.
  • Partner with product marketing, pricing, sales, solutions architecture, customer success, documentation, and support on high-stakes customer engagements, product positioning, and omni-channel marketing; establish the ideal customer profile; ensure claims and migration guidance match demonstrated capabilities; and translate successful adoption and enablement approaches into shared playbooks.
  • Synthesize customer experience, technical readiness, adoption, and commercial impact into product stories for senior leadership, and surface cross-area risks and progress early, including trade-offs between new-workload growth, customer savings, and changes to existing Atlas usage.
  • Mentor product managers across the area by sharing frameworks for cross-team alignment, customer evidence, technical trade-offs, multi-year bets, and leadership communication.

About the Company

MongoDB

Builds document databases for software teams

MongoDB builds databases for software teams that need to store and retrieve application data without fitting every record into fixed rows and columns. Its flagship Atlas service runs the database in the cloud and combines it with tools for search, real-time analytics and AI retrieval. Data is stored as flexible documents, letting developers change an application's structure while keeping related information together. Customers pay for cloud resources and usage, or buy Enterprise Advanced subscriptions to run the software themselves with monitoring, management tools and technical support. MongoDB was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2007

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