AI-Powered Maps Product Manager II

Mapbox; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Mapbox is seeking a Product Manager II to own how AI integrates into Mapbox Maps across Web, iOS, and Android. You will shape strategy, roadmaps, and delivery of AI-powered capabilities, partnering with global engineering teams and stakeholders to translate customer needs into compelling product experiences.

You will lead cross-functional efforts, define metrics, and drive pricing and packaging decisions for a standalone SKU, while maintaining a sharp focus on user experience and long-term

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience as a Product Manager.
• Experience taking API/SDK/Data products through discovery, development, launch and adoption in the B2B space.
• Strong customer focus and user experience sensibility.
• Analytical approach with data-driven decision making.
• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Ownership mindset with ability to plan and deliver features end-to-end.
• Go-to-market experience.

Responsibilities

• Define end-to-end vision and strategy for Mapbox AI in Maps.
• Inform roadmap and prioritize backlog with data.
• Collaborate with engineering and cross-functional teams to implement new AI use cases.
• Engage with customers to understand needs and validate solutions.
• Own pricing and packaging of the product as a standalone SKU.
• Be the expert point of contact for internal and external questions.
• Partner with Sales, Legal, Marketing, Finance across orgs.

Skills

Product management

Data analytics

Communication

Ownership

Go-to-market

Technical chops

Prioritization

Customer focus

Strategic thinking

Job description

Mapbox is seeking a Product Manager II to own how AI integrates into Mapbox Maps across Web, iOS, and Android. You will shape strategy, roadmaps, and delivery of AI-powered capabilities, partnering with global engineering teams and stakeholders to translate customer needs into compelling product experiences.

You will lead cross-functional efforts, define metrics, and drive pricing and packaging decisions for a standalone SKU, while maintaining a sharp focus on user experience and long-term