Netflix
Product Manager L6, Data Platform - Analytics Experience
USA - Remote · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$440k-$725kDetected 4 hours ago
PythonSQLAPI DevelopmentMachine LearningdbtData VisualizationA/B TestingProduct ManagementResearchLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- Analytics engineers, data engineers, and data scientists will be your primary customers, while enabling business decision makers and insight builders to self-serve on governed, reusable metrics across tools.
- In this role, you will shape the future of Analytics and Data Developer Experiences at Netflix by leading a high-impact product portfolio.
- You will operate with significant autonomy to set strategic direction, define multi-year roadmaps, and make high-leverage tradeoffs across semantic modeling, interactive performance, governance, developer productivity, and AI integration.
Responsibilities
- Champion Users: Build deep user understanding and empathy through regular engagement, research, and feedback loops to identify pain points and opportunities.
- Manage Roadmap: Develop and prioritize initiatives across the portfolio, from IDE-centric inner-loop productivity to centralize Semantic layer and conversational analytics, balancing immediate needs with strategic evolution.
- Guide Development: Partner with design and engineering to define requirements, create intuitive interfaces, and validate solutions that ensure cohesive user journeys across the platform ecosystem.
- Support Architecture: Partner with engineering on critical architecture decisions that ensure platform sustainability, scalability, and flexibility while strategically managing technical debt.
- Drive Improvement: Define success metrics centered on user delight and productivity gains, and implement tracking to continuously improve platform capabilities through data-informed experiments.
- Establish Governance: Develop platform standards and processes that balance flexibility with standardization and innovation with stability to maintain quality and consistency, including API design guidelines, versioning policies, and deprecation protocols.
- Align Stakeholders: Build strategic relationships and foster cross-functional collaboration to drive alignment and create shared ownership of outcomes.
- This role requires someone who thrives in ambiguity, can navigate complex technical and organizational landscapes, and ultimately delivers significant impact for your users and Netflix as a whole.
- Ultimately, we make data- and AI-driven product development faster, safer, and more dependable at scale so teams can focus on building great experiences that entertain the world.
- We are seeking a highly technical Product Manager to lead Data Developer & Analytics Experiences within the Analytics Platform & Experiences team.
Requirements
- Expertise: 8+ years of Technical Product Management experience (or equivalent technical role) in complex technical domains.
- Influential Communication: Outstanding written and verbal communication skills with ability to influence and inspire.
Nice to have
- plus deep familiarity with the practitioner stack: IDEs and notebooks (Cursor, JupyterLab, VS Code), Python/SQL developer tooling, interactive compute environments, and data quality/observability frameworks.
Compensation
- $440k-$725k
Benefits
- What makes this role exciting is the blend of strategic vision and hands-on leadership.
- Set Direction: Develop a compelling long-term vision and strategy for your portfolio, aligning user needs with business objectives and industry trends for the Analytics Experiences.
Company info
- Demonstrated passion for Analytics with a pulse on emerging trends.
- Actively seeks new perspectives and brings fresh thinking to technical challenges.
- Regularly uses products and observes customers to identify improvement opportunities.
- Product Leadership
- What We're Looking For
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