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Senior Technical Product Manager – Document Intelligence
DataSnipperTechnical PM owning the document intelligence platform at DataSnipper, turning messy documents into structured data through engineering and product strategy.
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesDistributed Systems
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own the document intelligence pipeline.
- Technical direction for how we ingest, parse, extract, classify, and summarize unstructured documents — the tooling that converts raw documents into structured, queryable data.
- Own the product strategy for the document intelligence platform, translating customer and agent-team needs into clear requirements and the tooling roadmap (APIs, workflows, and internal platforms) that makes those needs shippable and maintainable.
- How processed documents and their derived data are stored, indexed, and served — so agentic flows can retrieve the right information quickly and reliably.
- Own the creation and running of the evals that measure and improve extraction, classification, and summarization quality at scale — defining the quality bar each capability meets before it ships.
- Decisions on models, extraction techniques, and build-vs-buy across the document-processing stack; cost/performance/accuracy trade-offs; staying current as document-AI techniques evolve.
- Engineering is your primary partner — you operate as a technical peer to engineering managers and tech leads.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 4+ years in product management, with 2+ years on technical/platform/data products (APIs, infrastructure, data pipelines, ML systems, or developer tools)
- Strong grounding in document or data processing: extraction, classification, parsing/OCR, summarization, or other intelligent-document-processing / NLP techniques — with enough grasp of LLM-based approaches to judge when they're the right tool
- Background in distributed systems, data infrastructure, or pipelines — you understand how processing systems behave under scale, volume, and variety
- Treats non-functional requirements as a first-class product surface: accuracy, throughput, latency, cost, reliability, observability
- Hands-on experience creating and running evals or quality-measurement methods for AI/ML or data systems at scale
- Fluency in model and tooling operations: model/technique selection, build-vs-buy, cost/performance/accuracy trade-offs
- Can write technical specs that engineers review for feasibility (not correctness) and prototype with code to validate hypotheses; comfortable with architecture trade-offs (accuracy vs. cost, coverage vs. latency)
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equity (Stock Appreciation Rights) to share in the company’s success and growth.
- Pension plan with a 6% contribution on top of your base salary.
- 28 vacation days per year (full-time) to support your work-life balance.
- Hybrid work model with at least 3 days onsite in our dynamic Amsterdam office.
- Daily, freshly prepared lunches by our in-house chef to keep you energised.
- NS business card for easy commuting to the office.
- A structured onboarding programme designed to set you up for success, including dedicated time to learn our product and customers before you hit the ground running.
- Access to continuous learning and development initiatives to grow your skills.
- Engage with a vibrant international team spread across seven global offices.
- Company-wide events like DataSnipper GO, where global teams come together.
- Access to OpenUp, a mental health and wellness platform supporting your wellbeing.
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Hard Skills & Tools
Extraction TechniquesClassificationParsing/OCRSummarizationNLP TechniquesDistributed SystemsData PipelinesTechnical SpecificationsPrototypingArchitecture Trade-offs