Manager, Internal Product AnalyticsNew$46K–$183K

The opportunity

The Internal Product Analytics (IPA) team is the analytics backbone of Datadog's Product organization. With over thirty products on a single platform, IPA gives PMs and leadership the data, tooling, platform, and analysis they need to make good decisions.

What you'll do

  • Guide and grow the Internal Product Analytics team. Manage, coach, and: develop a team of data analysts. Set priorities, hold a high bar for quality, and make sure the team's output is trusted across the Product org.

  • Partner directly with the PM org. Work side by side with the PMs your team: serves to frame the questions that matter, shape the analysis, and make sure the answers reach them in a form they can act on.

  • Own the recurring analytics the PM org runs on. Business reviews, feature: request analysis, usage and adoption tracking, and pricing analysis. Make this work consistent, repeatable, and fast so PMs get answers when they need them.

  • Build AI-first analytics. Design and ship AI-powered workflows and agents: that do the heavy lifting of analysis, from data querying to synthesis to reporting. Set the standard for how the team uses AI so analysis scales without simply adding headcount.

  • Partner across functions. Work with Finance, Data Platform, Engineering, and: Revenue teams to align on definitions, source the right data, and turn raw signals into decisions. Build trust with partners who do not report to you.

  • Turn data into decisions for leadership. Query product, CRM, and financial: data to surface the insights that matter, then present them clearly to PMs and senior leadership so they can act with confidence.

What they're looking for

  • Set the standard for product analytics across the org. Define the metrics,: definitions, and analytical frameworks that leadership and every PM rely on, and own them as the single source of truth the Product org trusts.
  • + years in product analytics, data analytics, or a related field, with 2+ years managing or leading a team.
  • A strong track record partnering across functions (Product, Finance,: Engineering, Data) and aligning stakeholders with different priorities toward shared outcomes.
  • Proven ability to partner directly with product managers as their analytics: partner, turning product questions into analysis that informs decisions.