Principal Technical Product Manager (Data Intelligence)

TL;DR

Principal Technical Product Manager (Data Intelligence): Shaping the future of Data Management, focusing on connectivity and data pipeline integrations with external systems. Focus on building relationships with key stakeholders and delivering best-in-class data management experience.

Location: Remote within Europe

Company

hirify.global is a leading provider of data management solutions, empowering businesses to harness the power of their data.

What you will do

• Own the roadmap for how the Data Intelligence Platform connects with the broader ecosystem, focusing on connectivity and data pipeline integrations.
• Own the full product lifecycle from discovery through launch, iteration, and adoption, including setting success metrics and prioritizing features.
• Understand customer needs and work with them to bring new solutions to market.
• Lead cross-functional initiatives, collaborating with Engineering, Design, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success.
• Build relationships with key stakeholders and business partners.
• Partner with Go-to-Market teams to position the value proposition, shape product messaging, and drive adoption.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience as a Senior Product Manager, Senior Solution Architect, or Senior Software Engineer.
• Strong technical understanding of APIs, system design, and data pipelines.
• Familiarity with open source technologies and major cloud service providers (Azure, GCP, AWS).
• Highly organized with the ability to communicate product ideas and roadmaps cross-functionally, including to executive leadership.
• Skilled at translating customer and stakeholder needs into innovative product features.
• Track record of shipping or contributing to enterprise-grade SaaS features or data pipelines from ideation through scale.

Nice to have

• Experience with zero-to-one product initiatives, early-stage launches, or startup environments is strongly preferred.
• Deep domain expertise in data management (e.g., data catalogs, databases, data architecture, key user personas and use cases) is a plus.

Culture & Benefits

• When the wind blows, build windmills not walls.
• If it isn't ruthless, it isn't prioritization.
• Do better, do faster.