Snowflake
STAFF PRODUCT MANAGER
$236K–$339K
US-CA-Menlo Park · Staff · Full-time · Posted Sep 11, 2026
- Experience
- Typically 8+ years of product management experience, or equivalent experience building and scaling software products.
- Education
- A degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is helpful but not required.
About the job
Leads discovery, strategy, and delivery of AI-native software products that redesign enterprise workflows across Finance, People, Legal, and other business domains.
What you'll do
- Define product vision, strategy, roadmap, and success measures; partner with business teams and users from discovery through adoption.
- Prototype and deliver production-grade AI agents and workflows, coordinating with engineering and other technical teams on design, trade-offs, and responsible operation.
- Drive adoption and business outcomes, using product signals to improve solutions and guide investment decisions.
What they ask for
- Track record building and scaling valued software products with meaningful business impact and clear product ownership.
- Hands-on use of AI tools to rapidly prototype, test, and refine software solutions.
- Technical fluency in AI and software product development, including LLM and agent patterns, orchestration, retrieval, evaluation, data, APIs, security, and production operations.
- Ability to lead products from discovery and zero-to-one development through launch, adoption, iteration, and scale.
Nice to have
- Experience building products for internal enterprise teams or complex business domains.
- Familiarity with Snowflake and the Data Cloud ecosystem.
Pay
$236K – $339.2K (base salary; ISO currency code not stated)
Tools
LLM, APIs, Snowflake, Data Cloud
AI focus
Lead AI-native product development, including prototyping and shipping production-grade agents and intelligent workflows that use enterprise context and tools, operate with guardrails, manage exceptions, explain actions, and involve people when judgment is needed.
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