Senior Product Manager, Agent Harness/Experience

Coder is hiring a Senior Product Manager to own Coder Agents. You'll take an incubated, fast-moving product and give it a scaled strategy. Usage is expanding beyond enterprise developers to vibe coders and other new personas. Concretely, you'll own the agent harness and the agent experience: the runtime our agents execute in, and everything a person touches around it — the web, desktop, and mobile UI, our APIs, and the evaluation loop that tells us whether an agent run was any good. You'll define vision and strategy where it's still nascent, then bring enough structure to scale without slowing momentum. You'll partner closely with engineering, design, and go-to-market teams to ship and measure impact. We're running lean on process by design - expect to build judgment, not bureaucracy.

Responsibilities

Own the full product lifecycle for Coder Agents - from incubating ideas through GA and into ongoing scale; Define and evolve product vision and strategy for Agents, synthesizing customer, market, and business signals into a clear roadmap; Identify and validate opportunities for Agents to reach new personas, from enterprise developers to vibe coders who ship without writing much code themselves; Research customer problems through direct engagement with enterprise accounts, community feedback, and ecosystem analysis; Bring just enough structure to move fast without losing rigor - strong problem statements, crisp requirements, clear execution; Lead high-stakes customer conversations, including executive roadmap reviews, product demos, and enterprise stakeholder discussions; Shape licensing, packaging, and pricing decisions that support Agents' path to sustainable growth

Requirements

5+ years of experience building software products end-to-end, with clear customer and business outcomes; You've taken an agentic or LLM product to production, and can talk concretely about tool design, evaluations, and the ways your agents failed; Proven experience taking a product from GA, setting direction where little exists yet; Proven ability to operate independently and set the agenda with minimal oversight; Experience shipping into enterprise engineering organizations, where the adopter is a developer, and the buyer is a platform or engineering leader; A strong technical foundation that lets you collaborate credibly with engineers and make informed trade-offs; Judgment to bring just enough process to scale a fast-moving product without slowing it down; Willingness to travel occasionally for customer and industry engagements; You've built products where developers or platform and DevOps operators were the adopting users — developer tools, IDEs, CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, infrastructure-as-code, APIs, or developer platforms

Nice to have

Experience with pricing strategy, licensing models, onboarding funnels, or open-core business models; Experience across both startup and larger-scale organizations; Comfort representing Coder externally through talks, writing, or other public channels