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n8n is seeking a Product Manager to own the commercial plumbing behind billing, licensing, and usage metering. You will shape how cloud and on-prem deployments are billed, and collaborate across Finance, RevOps and Engineering to ensure revenue accuracy.
In this role you will analyze data models, design reconciliations, and draft specs for new usage-based pricing. A six+ year track record in B2B software is expected, with strong communication and decision-making under cross-functional pressure.
This role owns the commercial plumbing behind n8n: how licenses, accounts, usage metering and billing work across Cloud and Enterprise. It asks for a product manager with six or more years of experience, much of it on billing, licensing or quote-to-cash systems at a B2B software company. A strong candidate can reason about data models and reconciliation, and can bring Finance, Sales Ops and Engineering to agreement on decisions that touch money.
How it fits the AI era
As customers move from fixed automations to agents that run on their own, what counts as a billable run and how usage is measured become open questions, and this role shapes the answers. AI tools can help with analyzing usage data, drafting specs and prototyping, but the careful judgment on trade-offs, revenue accuracy and alignment across teams stays with people. Getting the details right matters because every other pricing decision depends on this foundation.
How it builds AI experience
The work sits close to AI agent usage, since the system has to meter and bill agent runs on a workflow platform. Someone in this seat would learn how AI automation is packaged and charged for, across self-serve Cloud and self-hosted or air-gapped setups. Building a few workflows in n8n itself, including ones that sync deal data or usage events, is a practical way to get familiar with the product before applying.
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