Senior Product Manager, OlmoEarth

Persons in these roles are expected to work from our offices in Seattle. On-site requirements vary based on position and team. If you have questions about on-site work arrangements for this role, please ask your recruiter. Compensation: Our base salary range is $137,520 - $206,280, and in addition we have generous bonus plans to provide a competitive compensation package. Who We Are: We are a small team at the Allen Institute for AI building OlmoEarth , an open, end-to-end platform built around our family of foundation models for Earth observation. The platform enables users to create custom fine-tuned models to detect and classify novel geospatial features, and it handles the full loop: imagery acquisition from Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, and Landsat; annotation; distributed training and inference; and a viewer so the outputs are usable by people who aren't ML experts. Our partners are working on wildfire risk, food security, climate resilience, and conservation, and today include NASA JPL, IFPRI (crop mapping in Kenya), Global Mangrove Watch, and the Amazon Conservation Alliance. Engineering, ML research, and Product & Partnerships all sit and work together on it. Read more at https://allenai.org/olmoearth . You would be our first dedicated product manager on OlmoEarth. The platform works, the partners are real, the research behind it is world class, and there is a lot of room to shape where this goes next. You would help us sharpen who we are building for and where the platform fits, and lead the work of finding and proving our product-market fit. It is a rare opportunity and it should be both a lot of fun and deeply rewarding work. Your Next Challenge: We're a deeply mission-driven team. The point of OlmoEarth is to help our partners do more for conservation and the environment than they could on their own, and that is what the product work is in service of. We're looking for a genuine partner to the team: someone who will dig into the market and our users alongside