Product Manager, Study Lifecycle

. Own Studies, Sample Testing, Process Development, and connections between experiment-run data and analysis .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeBoston • Massachusetts • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $196,000 - $265,000 per yearWebsite

Tools & technologies

SQL

Key responsibilities & impact

Own Studies, Sample Testing, Process Development, and connections between experiment-run data and analysis
Decide what gets built, why, and in what order
Own the product roadmap and roadmap outcomes for scientists, customers, and API partners
Spend time with customers and go-to-market teams to understand scientific workflows
Translate customer requests into product direction
Partner with design, engineering, go-to-market, and customers to build and ship products
Guide product decisions with design and engineering
Validate ideas with customers
Enable customer experience teams on shipped products
Partner with go-to-market teams to bring products to market
Use SQL, AI, and developer tools to analyze data, prototype ideas, and summarize customer discovery notes

What you’ll need

5–7+ years of product management or equivalent experience
Diverse career history across 2–3+ meaningfully different domains or product types
Track record of building and improving products
Ability to translate user requirements into valuable features
Experience guiding product architectural decisions
Ability to reason about data models, state machines, or schema design
Technical tool competency, including SQL, design tools, AI tools, or developer environments
Clear professional communication and audience adaptation
Track record of shipping products, learning, and delivering measurable impact
Intellectual curiosity and ability to learn unfamiliar domains quickly

Comp & perks