Senior Product Manager, Databases & Analytics, Google Cloud

Google Cloud is seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead their Databases & Analytics initiatives. This role combines technical expertise with strategic business acumen, requiring 8 years of product management experience and deep knowledge in databases and analytics. The position offers a competitive base salary range of $183,000-$271,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits.

As a Product Manager at Google, you'll be at the forefront of shaping products that impact millions of users daily. The role involves working cross-functionally with engineers, designers, and marketers to guide products from conception to launch. You'll be responsible for breaking down complex problems and driving product development while connecting technical and business objectives.

The ideal candidate will have proven experience in taking technical products from conception to launch, particularly in databases, analytics, or big data. Strong leadership skills are essential, as you'll be collaborating with various stakeholders and leading teams through technical implementations. The role requires both technical depth and business acumen, with responsibilities including roadmap development, product vision creation, and metrics tracking.

Google Cloud's mission is to accelerate organizations' digital transformation journey, providing enterprise-grade solutions that leverage Google's cutting-edge technology. This role offers the opportunity to work with customers across 200+ countries, solving critical business problems and driving innovation in cloud technology.

The position offers growth opportunities, exposure to cutting-edge technology, and the chance to make a significant impact on Google Cloud's database and analytics products. You'll be part of a company known for innovation, with a strong commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion. The role is available in either Kirkland, WA, or Sunnyvale, CA, offering the chance to work from major tech hubs while contributing to Google's mission of organizing the world's information.