Product Manager

Location: Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico

What You’ll Be Doing
- Own the data science product roadmap, aligning business objectives with model development priorities
- Manage inbound requests from Sales and Customer Success teams, triaging and prioritizing based on business impact
- Translate high-level business goals into product requirements for the DS squad and engineering org
- Oversee model development lifecycle, including dataset validation, model tradeoffs, and cost considerations
- Ensure model quality and robustness before reaching production, identifying issues early in the development cycle
- Define success metrics and scope data science initiatives in collaboration with technical teams
- Drive coordination across teams with a product-first mindset, balancing delivery with strategic thinking
- Act as the central point of contact between the data science squad and the broader engineering organization

Qualifications
- 5+ years of experience in product or program management,



ideally in data-focused or technical environments within financial services or a regulated industry
- 2–4 years of experience managing a data science or similar technical team (Must)
- Deep understanding of data science lifecycles, including how to scope initiatives and define success metrics (Must)
- Proven experience creating quality and robust training data for model development
- Experience working with large-scale datasets (e.g., millions of records in user-generated content environments)
- Ability to identify and mitigate model issues before reaching production
- Strong product mindset with enough project management sensibility to coordinate across distributed teams
- Experience managing inbound requests and aligning cross‑functional stakeholders (Sales, Customer Success, Engineering)

Benefits
- Learning Opportunities: Certifications in AWS (AWS Partners), Databricks, and Snowflake; access to AI learning paths; study plans, courses, and additional certifica

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