The Allen Institute for AI
Senior Product Manager, Asta
$116K–$174K
Seattle, WA +1 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 9, 2026
- Location
- Seattle, WA
Seattle, WA, United States - Experience
- 5-8+ years of product management experience.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree.
- Visa sponsorship
- The employer participates in E-Verify to confirm U.S. work authorization after an offer is accepted and Form I-9 is completed; the posting does not state a visa sponsorship policy.
About the job
Own product strategy and execution for Asta’s scientific-agent platform and Semantic Scholar’s data platform and public APIs, serving researchers and the broader AI-for-science community.
What you'll do
- Translate researcher workflows into engineering requirements, prioritize work, and build the roadmap for Asta’s agentic framework and tools.
- Own Semantic Scholar’s data platform and public APIs, balancing reliability with platform redevelopment.
- Lead scientific-agent benchmarking and product compliance, and coordinate execution across research and engineering.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree.
- 5-8+ years of product management experience, including shipping developer-facing or research-facing products such as APIs, platforms, or tools for technical users.
- Ability to translate ambiguous, research-driven needs into concrete engineering requirements and a sequenced roadmap.
- Experience partnering closely with an engineering team on a technical platform, including day-to-day prioritization and execution.
Nice to have
- Direct experience with agent frameworks, LLM tooling, or orchestration platforms.
- Experience building or maintaining public-facing developer products, such as APIs or benchmarks used by an external research community.
Pay
$115,920 - $173,880 USD base salary
Tools
Asta, Semantic Scholar, AstaBench, APIs, agent frameworks, LLM tooling
AI focus
Shape an agentic platform for scientific research, drive adoption of its tools, and set benchmarking and evaluation direction for scientific agents.
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