Senior Product Manager (Developer Experience)

Join AlphaSense, a leading AI market intelligence platform, as a Senior Product Manager focused on Developer Experience. In this role, you will lead the developer experience for the AlphaSense Agent API, ensuring a seamless integration process for enterprise engineering teams. You will be responsible for the developer portal, documentation, SDKs, authentication, error handling, and more. Your goal is to minimize time-to-first-call and create a native experience for developers. This is a remote position with opportunities for growth and impact in the expanding developer platform at AlphaSense.

• Lead the end-to-end developer journey, defining and improving every step from a developer's first visit through authentication, first successful call, integration, and production.
• Drive the developer portal, reference documentation, quickstarts, tutorials, code samples, changelogs, and the SDKs and client libraries that let developers self-serve.
• Align the API with the standards and conventions teams already use to consume LLMs and agents, so integrating AlphaSense is close to a drop-in change.

• You bring structure at scale. You've operated in a fast-scaling enterprise environment and are energized by taking a working developer experience and making it genuinely great, creating the standards others rely on
• You’re technically hands-on and fluent in the modern AI developer ecosystem. You can read API documentation, authenticate, and make a call yourself. You know how engineering teams integrate LLMs today and the conventions teams expect around SDKs, errors, and tooling. You’re a strong thought partner for engineering who can drive to a decision on complex technical topics
• You’re an expert in developer products. You've owned public APIs, SDKs, or developer portals, and you understand a developer's workflow from the inside. Ideally, you've built for developers who integrate your product into experiences for their own end users, rather than tools developers use for themselves
• You treat documentation and onboarding as a product. You know that a great quickstart, a working code sample, and a clear, actionable error message do more for adoption than any amount of marketing