Product Manager, Decision Intelligence
Own the shape of the Atlas platform and the decisions it supports.
You will work between the engineering teams, the domain teams, and our clients, to shape what Atlas becomes. This is a product role in infrastructure, not in consumer software.
- Define and own the roadmap for the Atlas platform and its domain implementations.
- Work with clients and internal teams to translate operational problems into product direction.
- Make tradeoffs explicit and hold the team to clear priorities.
- Represent the product in client conversations and internal reviews.
- Experience shipping complex products, ideally in infrastructure, data, or enterprise software.
- Ability to hold a technical conversation without needing to be the engineer.
- Strong written communication. You will write specifications, not just tickets.
These are not required. They are the kind of background that tends to do well in this role.
- Background in operational, safety-critical, or data-heavy products.
- Experience in regulated or public-sector environments.
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Bring connected intelligence online in weeks, not years.
We begin with a focused engagement on one operational domain, proving traceable, explainable intelligence end to end, then scale the architecture across the wider network.
Scoping
Define the domain, data sources, and decision owners.
Deployment
Connect signals, calibrate models, stand up provenance.
Operations
Live intelligence, weekly briefings, capability transfer.