Principal Product Manager, Data & Identity Integrations

BranchLab; Boulder (CO); Hybrid; USD 185,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Comprehensive benefits

Equity opportunities

Small, Agile team

Job summary

BranchLab is hiring a Principal Product Manager to lead data products and integrations. You will own the identity graph, data asset packaging, and ecosystem integrations, working across Product, Engineering, Privacy, Legal, Partnerships, Sales, and Operations to enable scalable platform capabilities.

You will partner on defining data product strategy, drive adoption, and shape go-to-market through measurable outcomes and governance.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of product management experience with data-heavy, platform or integration products.
• Turn ambiguous data opportunities into clear strategy, roadmap priorities, and customer value.
• Strong understanding of data products, APIs, data pipelines, and platform scalability.
• Experience working cross-functionally with engineering, data science, privacy, legal, and sales.

Responsibilities

• Own product strategy for data products, identity graph capabilities, and integrations.
• Define packaging, distribution, and measurement of data assets for customers.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to turn strategy into platform capabilities.
• Prioritize roadmap investments based on value, privacy risk, and reuse.
• Lead governance and lifecycle planning for data products from strategy to adoption.

Skills

Product management

Data products

Identity graph

APIs

Cross-functional collaboration

Privacy-safe design

Tools

Data pipelines

APIs

Job description

BranchLab is hiring a Principal Product Manager to lead data products and integrations. You will own the identity graph, data asset packaging, and ecosystem integrations, working across Product, Engineering, Privacy, Legal, Partnerships, Sales, and Operations to enable scalable platform capabilities.

You will partner on defining data product strategy, drive adoption, and shape go-to-market through measurable outcomes and governance.