The ad says“3-5 years of product management experience, with hands-on ownership of API, SDK, or developer platform products”
The ad says“Familiarity with the modern developer stack — APIs, SDKs, documentation, and developer onboarding; you understand the tradeoffs and know what good looks like”
The ad says“3-5 years of product management experience, with hands-on ownership of API, SDK, or developer platform products”
The ad says“Experience building developer communities, running beta programs, or managing developer relations programs”
The ad says“Familiarity with the modern developer stack — APIs, SDKs, documentation, and developer onboarding; you understand the tradeoffs and know what good looks like”
The ad says“Familiarity with the life sciences or enterprise SaaS domain”
The ad says“Familiarity with the life sciences or enterprise SaaS domain”
The ad says“3-5 years of product management experience, with hands-on ownership of API, SDK, or developer platform products”
The ad says“Technical fluency: you can read code, review API specs, and have credible conversations with engineers. You don’t need to ship production code, but you need to deeply understand the systems you’re building”
We’re looking for a product manager who thinks like a developer advocate and acts like a platform strategist
This role sits at the intersection of systems integration and developer experience and as AI transforms how scientists work, the stakes have never been higher
The world’s most innovative life sciences teams are already building agentic R&D workflows on top of Benchling, and they need a platform that can keep up
Your job is to understand what they’re building, identify the gaps before they become blockers, and make the case internally for what needs to get built next
You’ll own the developer platform roadmap, serve as the internal voice of the external developer, and ensure that customer and partner learnings shape priorities across the Build org
This is a role for someone who is always six months ahead, anticipating what cutting-edge life sciences teams will need to build next, and making sure Benchling is ready when they get there
Own the end-to-end roadmap for Benchling’s developer-facing products: REST APIs, MCPs, SDKs, API playground, code examples, and code recipes
Our most sophisticated customers are building agentic R&D workflows on top of Benchling and need primitives that don’t exist yet. You’ll define what those primitives are, get them built, and make sure developers can actually use them
Our partner ecosystem (Quilt, Calira, Code Ocean, Seqera, and others) needs extensibility that scales beyond one-off integrations. You’ll work cross-functionally with Solutions Engineering, Partnerships, and Customer Success to build the platform foundation that makes this possible
Developers who try to build on Benchling today hit walls fast — in our docs, our APIs, and our support. You’ll own the developer experience end-to-end and close the gap between what developers expect and what we deliver
We don’t have a clear line of sight into how developers are actually using our platform. You’ll establish the feedback loops through interviews, support signals, and usage data and make sure those learnings shape roadmap decisions across the Build org
Benefits
Competitive salary and equity
Robust healthcare benefits
Family-forming benefits
Four months of fully paid parental leave
Retirement benefits
Preferred experience
Technical fluency: you can read code, review API specs, and have credible conversations with engineers. You don’t need to ship production code, but you need to deeply understand the systems you’re building
3-5 years of product management experience, with hands-on ownership of API, SDK, or developer platform products
Strong communicator: you write crisp requirements and can present clearly to engineers, stakeholders, and customers alike
Developer empathy at your core: you obsess over the developer experience and are constantly thinking about how AI-era tooling (MCPs, LLM-friendly APIs, agentic workflows) can supercharge what developers can do with Benchling
Familiarity with the modern developer stack — APIs, SDKs, documentation, and developer onboarding; you understand the tradeoffs and know what good looks like
Prior experience at a company with a platform business model or marketplace
Familiarity with the life sciences or enterprise SaaS domain
Experience building developer communities, running beta programs, or managing developer relations programs
