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We're looking for a Senior PM to own how our products turn usage into revenue — the monetization layer that measures what customers use, applies the right pricing and packaging, and produces billing our customers and our own teams can trust.
This is the commercial engine room of a fast-scaling product company. You'll own the product decisions behind metering and consumption, pricing and packaging, entitlements, and the billing and admin experience that ties them together. Your north star is a monetization foundation that is accurate, transparent, and scalable — one that lets the business price and package with confidence and lets customers understand exactly what they're paying for and why.
It's a role that sits where product, finance, and go-to-market meet. You'll translate commercial strategy into a system that actually holds up — and translate what the system can do back into options the business can act on. If you're energized by pricing, packaging, and the machinery that makes revenue correct and predictable at scale, this is for you.
About DataSnipper
Audit and finance are still massively manual and we are changing that. DataSnipper is a $1B, bootstrapped unicorn with 600,000+ users across 180+ countries, already embedded in the daily workflows of top audit and accounting firms.
Now, we are taking things further with our Excel Agent, bringing AI directly into where the work actually happens. Unlike generic AI tools, we do not sit on the sidelines. Our AI operates inside Excel, with access to real documents and audit evidence, meaning it does not just generate answers, it does the work, with full traceability.
We are not just applying AI, we are redefining how audit gets done. If you want to build something category-defining at scale, this is the place.
What you will own
Consumption & metering. The product logic for how we measure what customers use — what counts as a billable unit, how usage is tracked and aggregated across products, and how we keep it accurate and reconcilable.
Pricing & packaging. The system that defines plans, packages, and add-ons and lets them evolve over time — so the business can change how it prices and packages without breaking what's already sold.
Entitlements & quotas. The product that governs what each customer can access and how much — consistent limits, permissions, and enforcement that product teams across the company can build on.
Billing & admin experience. How contracts and commercial terms map to what customers actually get, how invoices are produced and validated, and the self-serve administration that lets customers and internal teams manage access, limits, and billing-relevant settings with confidence.
Commercial data you can trust. Clear definitions, monitoring, and ownership for the data that billing depends on — so revenue is correct, disputes are rare, and everyone works from the same numbers.
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Office in New York, United States
Also hiring in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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