
Product Manager – Postgres
Posted 1 day ago

Posted 1 day ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants anywhere in the world.
• Take ownership of Postgres versions, including upgrades and end-of-life policies.
• Identify supported major and minor versions, upgrade procedures, and the retirement of outdated versions.
• Design and implement a predictable maintenance schedule, along with effective communication and execution strategies.
• Enhance developer comprehension of database performance through query analysis, performance metrics, logs, and advisory tools.
• Manage the Postgres extension ecosystem, which encompasses extension selection, evaluation, support, and cross-version compatibility.
• Oversee Postgres security aspects, including roles and permissions, Row Level Security ergonomics, secure defaults, and CVE response protocols.
• Engage with developers, from independent creators to enterprise clients, and integrate their feedback into prioritization.
• Define problem statements, requirements, and success metrics clearly.
• Monitor metrics such as upgrade success rates, adoption of supported versions, and the time taken to diagnose performance issues.
• Maintain the plan of record and ensure alignment among Engineering, Support, and GTM teams.
• Clearly communicate version changes and deprecations to customers.
• Minimum of 4 years experience in Product Management related to databases, developer tools, or infrastructure, or equivalent experience as an engineer, DBA, or founder transitioning into product management.
• Comfortable reviewing architecture documents and advocating for user needs during trade-off discussions.
• Strong understanding of Postgres or another relational database, with the ability to quickly get up to speed.
• Proficient in interpreting EXPLAIN output and discussing replication, WAL, roles, and extensions.
• Proven experience in delivering products where reliability and trust are fundamental to the user experience.
• Excellent technical and product writing skills.
• Hands-on experience with queries, upgrades, and extensions.
• Familiarity with using AI tools for research, drafting, and synthesizing feedback.
• Ability to work asynchronously by default and make decisions in writing.
• Strong signal: experience with a managed database service.
• Strong signal: experience running Postgres in production, including upgrades, tuning, and incident response.
• Strong signal: experience with database observability, performance tooling, or security and compliance products.
• Strong signal: contributions to Postgres, its extensions, or the broader open-source community.
• Strong signal: experience shipping a product using Supabase.
• Fully remote work opportunity.
• Access to WeWork membership or a co-working allowance that can be utilized globally.
• Employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) for all team members.
• Technology allowance for purchasing laptops, monitors, headphones, or other work-related equipment.
• Comprehensive health insurance coverage for employees at 100%.
• Health insurance coverage for dependents at 80%.
• Annual company off-site events.
• Flexible working hours with an asynchronous approach.
• Annual education allowance for courses, books, conferences, or other learning opportunities.
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