Senior Product Manager, Cloud SQL Availability, Disaster Recovery

Google Cloud is seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead their Cloud SQL Availability and Disaster Recovery initiatives. This role combines technical expertise with strategic product management to deliver industry-leading database solutions. The position requires deep understanding of database technologies and disaster recovery systems, while working cross-functionally with engineering, UX/UI, sales, and finance teams.

The role involves developing and executing product strategy for Cloud SQL's availability and disaster recovery capabilities, ensuring Google maintains its competitive edge in the cloud database market. The successful candidate will drive business growth through product-led initiatives and collaborate closely with compute and storage teams to achieve superior availability metrics.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced product manager who combines technical knowledge with business acumen. The role offers competitive compensation ($168,000-$252,000 plus bonus and equity) and the chance to work at one of tech's most innovative companies. The position impacts millions of users worldwide, making it an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about large-scale technical products.

Google Cloud accelerates organizations' digital transformation capabilities across more than 200 countries. The role requires a minimum of 8 years of product management experience, with specific expertise in database technologies and disaster recovery. The ideal candidate will have a track record of taking technical products from conception to launch and experience in managing cross-functional teams.

The position offers the opportunity to shape the future of cloud database services while working with cutting-edge technology and world-class engineers. You'll be responsible for developing pricing strategies, driving adoption of high-availability features, and ensuring Google Cloud's database solutions meet the evolving needs of enterprise customers.