Senior Manager, Product Management

Salesforce•San Francisco, CA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Salesforce is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own a core area of Agentforce Authoring. This role is focused on shaping how enterprises build AI agents, with direct ownership of a significant part of the authoring experience. The ideal candidate will be fluent with coding agents, use them daily, and have a strong point of view on their future. This is an individual contributor role for a hands-on Product Manager who prototypes and evaluates their own ideas and lives within the product they are shipping.

Requirements

5+ years in Product Management.
Track record of shipping products for technical users (developers, admins, or technical SMEs).
Fluent with modern AI tooling.
Daily user of coding agents, with experience building and shipping agents.
Ability to substantively discuss LLM orchestration, evals, and production agent functionality.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to translate ambiguity into clear direction and rally a team.
Sharp product taste and good instincts on what to build and cut.

Nice To Haves

Fluency across both low-code and developer-first tools, with an understanding of how they should connect.
Technical depth: comfortable reading code, reviewing APIs, prototyping in a notebook, and partnering with engineers on trade-offs.
Deep familiarity with the current agent-building landscape (Cursor, Claude Code, Replit, Vercel, agent frameworks, eval tools) and a strong opinion on their strengths and weaknesses.
Design sense: ability to transform messy systems into clean primitives with opinionated defaults.

Responsibilities

Own the roadmap, outcomes, and direction for a specific authoring surface (declarative builders, developer tooling, evaluation, or lifecycle).
Turn fuzzy problems into sharp bets with measurable outcomes and discontinue efforts that are not working.
Set and defend success metrics (activation, time-to-first-value, evaluation coverage, adoption) and use them to make trade-offs.
Prototype with coding agents to pressure-test ideas before writing specifications.
Dogfood Agentforce constantly: build, break, and evaluate agents, and bring findings back to the team.
Partner with engineering and design through the full product cycle: discovery, prototype, ship, and iterate.
Integrate customer research, telemetry, and personal usage into future product development.
Work with Enablement, Docs, and Marketing on launches, from pilot through General Availability (GA).
Run tight feedback loops with design partners and power users.
Coordinate with peer PMs across platform, runtime, evaluation, and client surfaces to ensure cohesive customer experience.
Communicate clearly with engineers, designers, executives, and the field.
Bring a strong point of view and be willing to change it when data indicates.