Senior Product Manager
Microsoft
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This role pays less than 65% of similar roles. Most pay $175,875–$227,000 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $187k versus about $201k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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MongoDB is a leading American software company that develops and provides commercial support for a popular, source-available document database. Designed to handle unstructured and structured data natively, its platform is purpose-built for modern cloud applications, analytics, and AI experiences.
MongoDB currently has 311 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $126,000–$226,000 across 95 roles with salary data.
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Senior Product Manager, Client Libraries serves as a core Individual Contributor responsible for leading the complex, business-critical Client Libraries portfolio. This role involves managing multi-year roadmaps and making high-impact decisions for MongoDB drivers across various programming languages, Object Document Mappers like Mongoose and Hibernate, and application framework integrations such as Drizzle and Feast. The successful candidate will translate organizational strategy into actionable business cases, manage technical risks across cross-functional teams, and drive go-to-market messaging for developer-facing SDKs. Key responsibilities include resolving post-launch escalations regarding API ergonomics and performance while mentoring junior product managers. Candidates must possess deep expertise in database drivers, ORMs, and at least one major programming language. The role addresses the technical challenge of navigating complex dependencies and evolving developer expectations within the ecosystem of database connectivity and integration tools.
What does a Product Manager earn in Remote?
Median $207754 from 108 postings across 33 companies.
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