Drimva

MongoDB

Senior Product Manager, Client Libraries

$126K–$248K

United States +1 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 2, 2026

Location
United States
Seattle, WA, United States
Experience
5+ years in product management, technical product delivery, or software engineering; the posting does not state an alternative.

About the job

Leads product strategy, roadmap, delivery, and go-to-market for MongoDB’s client libraries portfolio, including drivers, ODMs, and framework integrations.

What you'll do

  • Set a multi-year portfolio vision and make roadmap and prioritization decisions amid ambiguity.
  • Build business cases and lead cross-functional delivery, launch readiness, and product health decisions.
  • Engage customers and developer communities, influence stakeholders, and mentor junior product managers.

What they ask for

  • 5+ years of experience in product management, technical product delivery, or software engineering, owning complex, business-critical product areas.
  • Deep expertise in developer tools, client libraries, database drivers, ORMs/ODMs, or application framework integrations.
  • Technical fluency in at least one major programming language and familiarity with how developers build applications using drivers, ORMs, or ODMs.
  • Demonstrated ability to make product decisions under ambiguity, build actionable business cases, and manage complex cross-team risks.

Nice to have

  • Direct experience building, maintaining, or setting strategy for a database driver, ORM/ODM, or client library used by external developers.
  • Familiarity with MongoDB or AI-native tooling’s impact on developer expectations for client libraries.

Pay

$126,000 — $248,000 USD (base salary)

Tools

MongoDB Atlas, Mongoose, Entity Framework Core, Hibernate, Django, Drizzle, Feast

AI focus

Anticipate how AI-native tooling reshapes developer expectations of client libraries; preferred familiarity includes agent frameworks and AI SDKs embedded in traditional frameworks.

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First seen Oct 10, 2026 · Last verified Nov 6, 2026 (UTC)