5+ years of experience in product management, technical program management, or a related role.
Proven ability to bring structure to ambiguity, quickly turn ideas into testable prototypes while aligning them with broader goals, ensuring efficient iteration and clarity.
Strong track record leading complex, collaborative initiatives from start to finish involving technical and non-technical stakeholders with diverse perspectives.
Experience connecting short-term execution with long-term strategy and funding outcomes.
Familiarity with applying large language models, machine learning techniques, or data science methods to analyze and extract insights from large volumes of unstructured text (e.g., legislative language, policy databases).
Skilled and experienced in prototyping and visualization tools (e.g., Figma, Lucidchart, Google Sheets) to mock up products and align teams.
Comfortable managing agile workflows using Jira (or equivalent tools)—sprints, backlogs, and ticket hygiene.
Proficient in lightweight data exploration (e.g., SQL, basic Python) to validate ideas and collaborate with engineers.
Experience collaborating on cloud-based solutions (especially GCP, BigQuery) and working alongside data engineering teams.
Responsibilities:
Design and deliver 3–4 functional beta product prototypes that demonstrate the potential for scalable climate policy analysis.
Lead the end-to-end product development process from idea to prototype, focused on policy tracking and analysis tools.
Collaborate with data engineers and analysts to integrate existing datasets into product prototypes.
Apply and evaluate techniques from machine learning, data science, and large language models (LLMs) to extract meaningful insights from legislative text.
Conduct user discovery and internal feedback cycles to inform iteration and refinement.
Provide input on Climate Cabinet’s long-term product and data strategy, including documentation of technical and resourcing needs.
Maintain clear, organized documentation to support knowledge transfer and potential productization beyond the contract period.