Sr. Product Manager, Databricks AI

Seoulstart; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 160,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Databricks in San Francisco is seeking a Senior Product Manager to shape the future of enterprise AI platforms. You will partner with engineering and research teams to define product vision for generative AI, agents, and scalable AI workloads.

You will translate breakthroughs into trusted tools used by millions of customers, driving roadmaps, prioritization, and delivery in a fast-moving AI environment. This role requires strong product instincts, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and

Job description

Databricks# Sr. Product Manager, Databricks AINew roles land in Following.San Francisco, CaliforniaPosted 19 days agoApply on Databricks's career page## Job description previewFrom Databricks’s original postingRDQ127R47 At Databricks, we are passionate about enabling every organization to harness the power of data and AI. Our mission is to build the best platform for developing, deploying, and operating AI applications at scale—so customers can use intelligence to transform their businesses. More about the Team: The Databricks AI team is at the forefront of shaping how enterprises leverage AI. Our mission is to create foundational capabilities that empower customers to develop agents and models, orchestrate complex workflows, and seamlessly integrate AI into their data and applications. The AI industry is evolving rapidly, and our work demands both first-principles thinking and the agility to adapt to these changes. We are not just building features; we are fundamentally transforming how the world builds with AI. The impact you will have: • Shape the future of enterprise AI: Define and drive the vision for how Databricks helps customers harness generative AI, agents, and new workloads that don’t exist yet • Turn breakthroughs into products: Partner with world-class engineering and research teams to transform cutting-edge AI advancements into practical, trusted tools for millions of...Open full posting on Databricks’s site