Product Manager — AI & Developer Tools for Engineers

Sourcegraph, Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Sourcegraph, Inc. is seeking a product manager to shape and deliver software products for developers and AI agents. You will align priorities across engineering teams and translate feedback into actionable requirements.

In this role, you will guide products through experiments, beta programs, and general availability, ensuring clear success criteria and strong collaboration with engineering, revenue, and marketing. Excellent communication is essential.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in product management in a startup or fast-moving org.
• Software engineering experience or hands-on coding.
• Experience building technical products for developers.
• Experience working with customers through discovery, development, and launch.
• Strong understanding of software development workflows, Git, and modern tooling.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work with significant overlap with the EST zone.

Responsibilities

• Shape and deliver products for developers and AI agents
• Identify priorities and organize customer and product feedback across several engineering teams
• Define requirements and guide products through experimental, beta, and general availability lifecycles
• Translate customer problems into clear product requirements, specifications, and success criteria
• Act as the glue between engineering, revenue, and marketing teams
• Represent the product vision to customers, executives, and engineers

Skills

Product management

Coding experience

Developer-focused products

Customer discovery

Dev workflows / Git tooling

Communication

EST overlap

Tools

Git

Code search tooling

Job description

Sourcegraph, Inc. is seeking a product manager to shape and deliver software products for developers and AI agents. You will align priorities across engineering teams and translate feedback into actionable requirements.

In this role, you will guide products through experiments, beta programs, and general availability, ensuring clear success criteria and strong collaboration with engineering, revenue, and marketing. Excellent communication is essential.