Product Manager, Database

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WeaviateAI, open source

EuropeFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of product management experience
at least 2 years on a developer-facing or infrastructure product
Proven ability to own a complex technical roadmap across multiple workstreams
Strong written communication skills
Strong verbal communication skills
Experience running customer discovery and translating qualitative signal into product decisions
Comfortable working in distributed systems or data infrastructure domains
Track record of cross-functional collaboration across engineering, design, and GTM

Responsibilities

Own the Weaviate Database roadmap: prioritize across engineering teams, make tradeoffs explicit, and keep the plan grounded in customer reality
Partner with Weaviate Cloud teams to ensure the database roadmap surfaces the capabilities they depend on
Define success metrics for major features and track outcomes post-ship
Drive product direction across schema, storage, filtering, replication, cluster topology, and migrations
Translate customer and operational pain into clear requirements and sequence dependency-heavy work across releases
Translate applied research outcomes for search quality, compression, and new retrieval modes into shippable features with clear use cases
Ensure new capabilities are positioned around real customer problems, not just technical novelty
Shape how developers integrate with and build on Weaviate with MCP, client SDKs, and future integrations
Run ongoing discovery with developers and enterprise customers to reduce time-to-value and bring customer context into engineering
Partner with GTM to ensure new capabilities ship with the positioning needed to land well

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