Senior Product Manager — AI-Native Philanthropy

datadotorg; United States; Hybrid; USD 410,000 - 510,000; Full time

Job summary

datadotorg in San Francisco, operating on a hybrid model, is seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead AI-native philanthropy initiatives and help productize frontier AI for public benefit.

You will partner with Foundation leadership, grantmaking and program teams to shape the future of AI-enabled tools, translate complex workflows into trusted products, and guide cross‑functional squads from discovery to deployment while prioritizing privacy, safety, and impact.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of product management or equivalent experience.
• Proven track record shipping AI-enabled products or workflows.
• Ability to lead with product thinking in ambiguous, mission-driven environments.
• Experience collaborating with senior leadership and diverse stakeholders.
• Strong technical fluency to work with engineers and product constraints.

Responsibilities

• Shape the future of AI-native philanthropy with product thinking.
• Translate messy workflows into trusted products for donors and partners.
• Partner with leadership, grantmaking and program teams across foundations.
• Guide cross-functional teams from discovery to deployment with high impact.
• Establish quality bars and responsible deployment practices.

Skills

Product management

Senior leadership

Strategic thinking

AI product experience

Technical fluency

Product discovery

Cross-functional collaboration

Stakeholder management

Effective communication

Trust & ethics in AI

Job description

datadotorg in San Francisco, operating on a hybrid model, is seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead AI-native philanthropy initiatives and help productize frontier AI for public benefit.

You will partner with Foundation leadership, grantmaking and program teams to shape the future of AI-enabled tools, translate complex workflows into trusted products, and guide cross‑functional squads from discovery to deployment while prioritizing privacy, safety, and impact.