Senior Product Manager, Enterprise AI Platforms

Salesforce

Atlanta (GA)

On-site

USD 149,000 - 224,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Salesforce, Atlanta-based, is seeking a Product Manager to lead strategy, roadmap, and execution for our enterprise AI platforms and internal portfolio management capabilities. You will work at the intersection of AI innovation, enterprise productivity, and operational excellence, partnering with engineering, design, data science, IT, security, and business stakeholders to build trusted products.

You will own agile planning, prioritize requirements into clear user stories, and help teams decide

Qualifications

7+ years of product management experience delivering enterprise software and SaaS products.
Experience building enterprise AI or generative AI products.
Experience owning products from strategy through launch and ongoing optimization.
Strong understanding of Agile product development methodologies.
Experience working with engineering, UX, and cross-functional business teams.
Demonstrated ability to influence executive stakeholders without direct authority.
Excellent communication, presentation, and prioritization skills.

Responsibilities

Define and communicate a long-term product vision for enterprise AI and portfolio management platforms, and translate it into roadmaps tied to measurable business outcomes.
Lead products that use generative AI, LLMs, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), AI agents, workflow automation, and intelligent search to solve real employee and business problems.
Own internal platforms for portfolio planning, investment prioritization, resource management, roadmap planning, and executive reporting.
Build capabilities that give leadership visibility into investments, dependencies, risks, and outcomes across the portfolio.
Partner with AI/ML teams to prioritize capabilities, define success metrics for adoption and quality, and drive responsible AI practices — governance, compliance, explainability, and trust.