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Sr. Product Manager, B2B

Gamma · San Francisco · On-site

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About Gamma

Backed by a16z, Accel and IVP.

About the role

This is a career-making opportunity to own Gamma's B2B product roadmap end to end. You'll define and ship features that drive enterprise adoption and expansion, from workplace integrations to admin controls and brand governance. You'll balance the needs of enterprise and SMB customers while maintaining the consumer-grade experience Gamma is known for. You'll serve as the standard-bearer for customer interactions, trusted by leadership to stand at the front of any room or sit at the head of any table.

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This is a career-making opportunity to own Gamma's B2B product roadmap end to end. You'll define and ship features that drive enterprise adoption and expansion, from workplace integrations to admin controls and brand governance. You'll balance the needs of enterprise and SMB customers while maintaining the consumer-grade experience Gamma is known for. You'll serve as the standard-bearer for customer interactions, trusted by leadership to stand at the front of any room or sit at the head of any table. You'll own the relationship across Sales, CS, GTM, legal, and compliance, and you'll be raring to spend time with our biggest customers, both selling the vision and resolving challenges.

The raw material at Gamma is unmatched: a beloved product, a strong consumer brand, a clear enterprise use case, a peerless AI offering, and GTM counterparts personally recruited by our founders on the basis of their excitement to operate within a product-led culture. Plus, it's a lot of fun. How many B2B roles are anchored in channeling wild creativity into undeniable results?

Our team has a strong in-office culture and works in person 4–5 days per week in San Francisco. We love working together to...

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