Product Manager

SS&C Technologies

. Define the product strategy and multi-year vision for the Enterprise Ontology Platform .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $150,000 - $160,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in product management for data-intensive platforms, with a strong focus on defining product strategy, managing roadmaps, and ensuring alignment with business and technical stakeholders. Proficient in data modeling concepts and capable of navigating complex data environments to drive successful product outcomes.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Product Management ExperienceData Modeling ConceptsGraph Databases (RDF, SPARQL, Property Graphs)Stakeholder Management SkillsExperience in Financial Services

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Hard Skills

Product StrategyUser StoriesAcceptance CriteriaData-Driven ApproachPlatform Success MetricsOntology Standards (OWL, RDF)Metadata Management ToolsData Cataloging SoftwareETL/ELT PatternsKnowledge Graph Development

Soft Skills

Exceptional CommunicationStakeholder AlignmentProblem-Solving

Industry Keywords

Data GovernanceComplianceData-Intensive PlatformsEnterprise Data WarehousingFinancial ServicesRegulated Industry

Tech Stack

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About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Define the product strategy and multi-year vision for the Enterprise Ontology Platform
Own the end-to-end product roadmap, balancing immediate business wins with long-term platform scalability
Translate ambiguous or conflicting business needs into product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria
Manage the backlog using a data-driven approach and balance feature development, technical debt, and production support
Define and track platform success metrics to inform prioritization
Serve as the primary liaison between the Ontology Platform and Foundational Data Platform engineering leadership
Identify capability gaps and lead build-versus-leverage analyses
Articulate foundational platform requirements and drive prioritization across roadmaps
Track platform dependencies and proactively flag delivery risks
Ensure a flexible, extensible framework for business-owned ontology definitions
Shape configuration workflows and interaction models with the Engineering Lead
Design workflows for surfacing, triaging, and resolving data breaks
Partner with Data Governance and Compliance teams on data standards and regulatory alignment
Gather requirements from business stakeholders, facilitate alignment, and set delivery expectations
Communicate roadmap, trade-offs, and progress to business and senior stakeholders
Participate in technical design discussions as the product and business voice
Track business-team dependencies for ontology definitions, mappings, and rules or break criteria
Build business-dependency timelines into the product roadmap

Requirements

What you’ll need

5-8 years of Product Management experience within data-intensive platforms such as MDM, Knowledge Graphs, Data Mesh, or Enterprise Data Warehousing
Deep understanding of data modeling concepts
Comfortable discussing graph databases (RDF, SPARQL, Property Graphs), APIs, and ETL/ELT patterns with engineers
Proven experience managing a platform-on-platform dependency with a separate infrastructure/foundational team
Ability to navigate complex, messy data environments and synthesize a clean, canonical structure from conflicting source definitions
Exceptional stakeholder management skills with both technical engineering leads and non-technical business executives
Experience in Financial Services or another highly regulated industry strongly preferred
Familiarity with ontology standards (OWL, RDF) or experience building a Knowledge Graph would be great
Experience with metadata management tools or data cataloging software would be great
Experience leading a team through the “0 to 1” phase of a product launch within a large corporate environment is a plus, not required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) plan with company match
Paid time off
Holidays
Parental leave
Professional development reimbursement opportunity
Eligibility for consideration for an annual discretionary bonus
Eligibility for consideration for equity awards, such as restricted stock units or stock options