Product Manager, Enterprise

You'll be a product leader on the Control Plane team, which owns all horizontal features across the entire Hightouch product suite. You will be responsible for crafting the foundational building blocks used every day by our enterprise customers to operate and deploy Hightouch across their organization. You'll work on some of our hardest platform challenges, like problems related to: Core Workflows: managing core resources, environments, navigation, notifications, lineage Administration: roles & permissions, workspace structure, reporting, security & compliance Other Foundations: 3rd party extensions, internal tooling, APIs, billing This role owns the roadmap for solving problems that impact the entire Hightouch platform. You will play a critical part enabling Hightouch to service enterprise customers at scale and grow as a multi-product, "compound" startup. The majority of our growth will come from expanding into the biggest brands in the world, which are disproportionally impacted by admin and workflow-related problems that Control Plane tackles. Delivering a coherent and elegant product is crucial.

Hightouch is the leading data and AI platform for marketing, growth, and digital teams at the world's most iconic brands. More than 1,000 enterprises—including PetSmart, the NBA, Spotify, GameStop, and WeightWatchers—use Hightouch to power their customer and revenue engines. Our Customer Data Platform enables all business users — marketing, advertising, growth, channel, product, analytics — to directly access unified customer data to power their day-to-day operations. We are a "layer" that enables users to bridge the gap between their central data systems like data warehouses and their mission-critical business tools, like CRMs, marketing automation, ad networks, and operational systems. Based in San Francisco, CA, Hightouch is funded by top investors and has offices in San Francisco, New York, and London. We've grown 10x+ in the past two years and are looking to expand across all teams after raising a Series C at a $1B+ valuation.