As Director, Product Management, you’ll own the strategy and execution for a core area of Matillion’s product end to end
This is a hands‑on leadership role: you’ll carry direct product ownership for a significant area while building and leading a team of Product Managers - roughly 40% of your time in direct product work, the rest on team leadership, stakeholder management and portfolio oversight, and that balance will shift over time
Success in this role means category-level command of the data landscape, sharp product instincts, and the ability to raise the bar in others, not just in your own output
You’ll partner closely with Engineering and Design leadership to align on technical strategy, and with GTM, Customer Success and Marketing to keep the business ahead of what’s shipping and turn what you learn into what you build next
Own a product area end to end: define the strategy for your area, translate company and product strategy into a multi‑quarter roadmap, and make the prioritisation and resourcing trade‑offs across multiple workstreams - with accountability for the commercial outcome of the whole portfolio
Stay hands‑on: retain direct ownership of a specific product area - write specs, run discovery, and make product calls yourself, not just through your team
Set and enforce the quality bar: define what “good” looks like for the product area, review your team’s product decisions and outputs, and hold the line with senior stakeholders when a capability isn’t ready to ship - even when it’s commercially uncomfortable
Understand the market and the users: maintain a view of user needs across data engineering, analytics and platform personas, and own the competitive and market view of the data and AI ecosystem
Build and lead the team: hire, coach and manage the performance of a team of Product Managers, run the team’s operating rhythm, and set the standard for AI‑enabled ways of working across the group
Drive cross‑functional and executive alignment: partner with Engineering and Design leadership on technical strategy and delivery capacity, keep GTM, Customer Success and Marketing ahead of what’s shipping, and present roadmap and trade‑offs to stakeholders, leadership and customers
Benefits
A truly flexible & remote working culture
A culture that promotes work‑life balance
Company Equity
Access to mental health support
15 days PTO that increases to 25 after 12 months of service
5 days paid volunteering leave
Health insurance
Life insurance
401K
Career development with monthly “hackdays” and access to a Udemy account
A culture that promotes work life balance
Access to mental health support
25 days holiday
5 days paid volunteering leave
Pension
Career development with monthly hackdays, access to a Udemy account, Blinkist and much more
A demonstrable track record of using AI tools to accelerate product work, and the ability to model, teach and hold your team to that same standard
Typically 10+ years in product management, including 3+ years managing Product Managers directly
Comfortable holding a line under commercial pressure - on product quality and on team standards - and operating at both strategic and hands‑on altitude in the same week
A systems thinker operating at scale, balancing craft, speed and commercial impact across multiple workstreams at once
Deep data literacy, and the ability to hold your team accountable to evidence‑based decision‑making
A track record of shipping and scaling B2B products end to end, with demonstrable commercial impact
People leadership experience: you’ve hired, coached and managed the performance of Product Managers directly
Excellent communication, including credibility in front of executive leadership and senior customers
Real, hands‑on exposure to the data ecosystem - enough to make credible technical trade‑off calls
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