About this role
Role Overview
Sourcegraph is hiring a remote Product Manager [IC4] to support a fast-moving engineering organization by shaping products for developers and AI agents. This position is ideal for a deeply technical and pragmatic product professional who thrives in startup environments and enjoys working across multiple teams. While the role is globally distributed, working hours must overlap with EST for at least 20 hours per week, with a preference for candidates residing in EST or Europe.
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About the Company
Sourcegraph brings clarity and control to complex codebases by giving engineering organizations full visibility across systems, precise context for AI agents, and the ability to execute coordinated code changes at scale. Trusted by companies such as Stripe, Reddit, and Leidos, the company is backed by prominent investors including a16z, Sequoia, and Redpoint. Sourcegraph operates as a globally distributed team that values high agency, direct communication, and customer love.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please visit the official Sourcegraph careers page and submit your application online.
Questions candidates ask
What are the location and working hour requirements for this remote role?
While Sourcegraph hires almost anywhere in the world, they have a preference for candidates residing in EST or Europe. Regardless of location, working hours must overlap with Eastern Time for at least 20 hours per week.
How much experience is required for the Product Manager [IC4] role?
Candidates must have 5+ years of experience working in product management, including experience within an early-stage company, startup, or similarly small and fast-moving organization.
What is the starting salary for this position?
Base salary is determined by the IC4 pay band and location zone. The starting salary for Zone 2 is $167,200 USD, and for Zone 3 it is $125,400 USD.
What does the interview process look like?
The interview process totals approximately 5.25 hours and includes an introduction stage (recruiter screen and hiring manager screen), a team interview stage (async writing project, proposal review, PM overview of past projects, and resume deep dive), and a final interview stage focusing on values and leadership.
Is coding experience necessary for this job?
Yes, candidates must have previous professional software engineering experience or substantial hands-on coding experience, and enjoy exploring or contributing to a production codebase.
