Product Manager, Growth

Job summary

Responsibilities

Glean is seeking a highly strategic and execution-oriented Product Manager to help define and build our Growth product area. This role sits at the intersection of product-led growth (PLG), platform-level activation, off-surface engagement, and broader product growth strategy.

• Help define and drive the product strategy and roadmap for Growth, translating broad company vision into specific bets across activation, retention, and expansion, informed by…
• Own the PLG motion end to end — from acquisition and onboarding through activation, habit formation, and self-serve expansion — and design the loops that turn individual adopters…
• Build platform-level growth capabilities such as referrals, invitations, notifications, in-product education, and lifecycle messaging that compound across surfaces rather than…
• Drive off-surface growth by meeting users where they already work — the browser extension, email, Slack and Teams, mobile, and other entry points — so Glean stays present and…
• Partner deeply with engineering, design, and data teams to turn ambiguous concepts into well-scoped products and experiments, with clear user flows, interaction patterns…

What they're looking for

• You have 5+ years of experience in product management, with a track record of owning and shipping growth, activation, or PLG product areas in B2B SaaS, consumer, AI, or platform…
• Bachelor’s degree required, ideally in a technical, quantitative, or design-related field (e.g., Computer Science, Engineering, Economics, HCI, or Statistics).
• You are deeply fluent in growth mechanics — funnels, activation, retention, virality, and lifecycle — and you let data and experimentation guide your decisions, with the…
• You have strong product sense and granular product thinking, comfortable moving between strategy and detailed execution and specifying how a user should experience onboarding and…
• You have a deep interest in AI and enterprise software, and you thrive in ambiguous spaces, creating clarity, momentum, and alignment even when the product area is still emerging.