Director of Product Management, Developer Experience, Tools and Client Libraries

We are looking for an outstanding and visionary product leader who is passionate about serving the developer community. This person will define and drive the execution of our product strategy and roadmap across the developer journey with a portfolio that spans MongoDB's traditional developer tools, MongoDB Compass, mongosh (MongoDB’s shell), Atlas CLI, IDE integrations and extensions and local development experiences, to libraries such as language drivers and application frameworks, to MongoDB’s offerings to support those on the forefront of developing with AI–such as our MCP server and AI framework support. You will collaborate closely with stakeholders at every level of the organization, including executive leadership and cross-functional teams across multiple business units, to ensure that all MongoDB features are seamlessly woven into one of the best developer experiences in technology as we move into the age of AI.

Your leadership in this role will be instrumental in not just maintaining, but increasing and intensifying developers’ love of MongoDB.

We are looking to speak to candidates who are based in Dublin for our hybrid working model.

What You'll Do

Lead and develop a high-performing product team. You'll manage a team of product managers, including managers of managers, creating an environment where people grow, stay challenged, and do their best work. You'll be a hands-on coach who can help your team get unstuck — not just a strategist, but someone who has shipped complex products themselves

Define and own a coherent vision across a broad portfolio. Developer Experience isn't a single product — it's a collection of interconnected tools, libraries, and frameworks. You'll develop a strategy that makes the whole greater than the sum of its parts, and communicate that vision clearly to stakeholders up and down the organization

Set goals, track the right metrics, and drive outcomes. Developer tooling doesn't have a direct revenue line, but it has a profo