[Hiring] Product Manager @Sourcegraph

Role Description

We are looking for a deeply technical, pragmatic Product Manager to help shape and deliver products for developers and the AI agents working alongside them. This will initially be the primary Product Manager supporting a small, fast-moving engineering organization.

• Work across several engineering teams to identify priorities, organize customer and product feedback, define requirements, guide products through the experimental, beta, and general availability lifecycle.
• Enable Marketing and Go-To-Market teams to bring products to the world.
• Spend significant time working directly with customers, engineering leaders, and developers to understand their needs and translate them into clear product decisions.
• Discuss implementation tradeoffs, evaluate developer workflows, and represent the product when an engineer is not in the room.
• Communicate with non-developers about the value that Sourcegraph delivers.

This is an opportunity to have an outsized impact within a small organization operating much like a startup, while benefiting from Sourcegraph’s enterprise distribution and access to customers with some of the largest and most complex codebases in the world.

• Within one month, you will:
  • Ramp up on Sourcegraph’s products, customers, technical architecture, go-to-market pitch, and product strategy.
  • Build strong working relationships with engineering leaders and the teams you will support.
  • Join customer conversations and develop an understanding of their workflows, pain points, and priorities.
  • Review and begin organizing existing customer feedback, product ideas, and active experiments.
• Within three months, you will:
  • Establish a clear process for gathering, organizing, and prioritizing product feedback across teams.
  • Translate customer problems into clear product requirements, specifications, and success criteria.
  • Help teams make pragmatic prioritization decisions across customer requests, product investments, and technical work including market research and competitive analysis.
  • Support the product lifecycle of experimental and beta features, including customer discovery, iteration, launch planning, and measurement.
  • Provide greater clarity beyond engineering on what we are building, why it matters, and how we will determine whether it is successful.
• Within six months, you will:
  • Own product prioritization and planning across the engineering teams, and act as the glue between EPD, revenue, and marketing.
  • Guide key products from early experimentation through beta and general availability.
  • Develop a strong understanding of Sourcegraph’s customers and become a trusted representative of their needs.
  • Establish scalable systems for product discovery, feedback management, specification, launch, pricing and packaging, and iteration.
  • Help define the broader product strategy for how developers and AI agents make changes across large and complex codebases, and represent that vision in public.
  • Improve the organization’s ability to make focused, evidence-based product decisions without introducing unnecessary processes.
  • Represent Product and Engineering across the company, supporting sales enablement and product marketing functions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience working in product management, including experience within an early-stage company, startup, or similarly small and fast-moving organization.
• Previous professional software engineering experience or substantial hands-on coding experience.
• Experience building technical products for developers, engineering teams, or other highly technical users.
• Experience working directly with customers throughout product discovery, development, beta testing, and launch.
• Experience translating customer problems and technical concepts into clear product requirements and specifications.
• Experience prioritizing work across multiple teams, stakeholders, and competing customer needs.
• Ability to operate as the primary Product Manager across several engineering teams rather than within one narrowly defined product area.
• Strong understanding of software development workflows, Git, source control, and modern developer tooling.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate credibly with both engineers and customers.
• Demonstrated ability to use qualitative feedback, product data, and strategic context to make pragmatic product decisions.
• Ability to work effectively with significant Eastern Time zone overlap.

Requirements

• You are a deeply technical Product Manager who is comfortable operating across several teams and product areas at once.
• You are energized by startup environments where roles are broad, context changes quickly, and progress depends on people taking ownership beyond narrowly defined responsibilities.
• You are pragmatic and consider customer value, engineering effort, product quality, strategic importance, and speed when helping teams determine what to build.
• You have meaningful experience with software development and understand how developers work.
• You are comfortable spending significant time with customers and can turn fragmented feedback into actionable insights.
• You are an excellent communicator who brings clarity to ambiguous problems.

Benefits

• Competitive cash compensation.
• Meaningful equity.
• Generous perks & benefits.

Company Description

Sourcegraph is an equal opportunity workplace; we welcome people from all backgrounds. Sourcegraph participates in E-Verify for U.S. Employees.