Senior Product Manager - Feature FlaggingNew$46K–$183K

The opportunity

At Datadog, we're on a mission to build the best platform in the world for engineers to understand and scale their systems, applications, and teams. We operate at high scale, enabling seamless collaboration and problem-solving among Dev, Ops, and Security teams globally for tens of thousands of companies.

What you'll do

  • Find every place where a flag decision and an observability signal should: talk to each other - rollout gating, anomaly-triggered rollback, experiment diagnostics - and ship a roadmap that unlocks observability and experimentation differentiators in Datadog Feature Flags

  • Work closely with the observability, RUM, and APM teams to make flags a real signal across the platform

  • Design flagging workflows for a world where agents write and merge code, find: where today's flag tooling slows agentic development down, and set the bar for what a modern, AI-native flagging platform looks like

  • Ground your product calls in real knowledge of CI/CD, release cycles, and: observability tooling, and reason concretely about server vs. client compute tradeoffs and how flags behave differently in browser vs. native apps

  • Work with engineers as a peer: read code, follow the technical debate, and make the call when tradeoffs get messy

  • Get into deal cycles directly and know what it takes to close enterprise flagging deals

What they're looking for

  • Own what good documentation and developer experience looks like for this: product, and find and fix the enablement gaps across a large sales org
  • Own this product area from vision through GTM execution, and communicate: progress and strategy to senior leadership and executives
  • You have +5 years of experience working closely with engineering teams,: ideally as an engineer yourself, with a track record of owning a product area end to end
  • You have +2 years writing code that shipped to production through a full: release cycle, and know what to expect from CI/CD, flagging, and observability tools because you've used them