The opportunity
The observability market is shifting from surfacing data to delivering answers. MongoDB is looking for a Staff Product Manager to lead that shift for database users, owning the strategy that takes customers from raw telemetry to AI-powered diagnostics and autonomous remediation,…
What you'll do
Define the vision, strategy, and multi-year roadmap for MongoDB: observability, balancing the needs of developers, ops teams, enterprise customers, and internal engineering teams
Help shape the next generation of AI-powered and agentic observability,: including intelligent anomaly detection, automated root cause analysis, and proactive recommendations that help customers resolve issues before they escalate
Own product strategy for experiences that span database health, performance: diagnostics, alerting, log analysis, and data visualization, creating a coherent observability journey rather than a collection of disconnected tools
Identify high-impact opportunities across the observability stack, from how: customers monitor and understand their deployments to how MongoDB can reduce the operational burden of managing a database fleet at scale
Lead customer discovery with developers, DBAs, and enterprise teams; turn: qualitative and quantitative insights into clear product decisions that reduce time spent managing the database and increase time spent building applications
Partner deeply with engineering and design to frame problems, define: requirements, make tradeoffs, and deliver high-quality products from discovery through launch and iteration
What they're looking for
- Establish clear success metrics for observability, using product analytics,: customer feedback, research, and market signals to evaluate progress and adjust priorities
- Communicate product direction and decisions clearly to senior leaders and: cross-functional stakeholders, including the rationale behind what we will and will not build
- Raise the bar for product management by mentoring other PMs, improving: product practices, and modeling strong judgment, customer empathy, and execution
