Hatch builds AI Customer Service Representatives to enhance business communications, driving significant revenue for various service-based industries. They are seeking a Senior Product Manager to oversee their enterprise product surface, focusing on enabling large organizations to efficiently deploy and manage their services at scale.
Responsibilities:
- Design a template system that enables enterprise admins to create, version, and distribute standardized AI agent configurations across their organization
- Build governance controls including permissions, approval workflows, and role-based access
- Enable template inheritance with controlled customization—central standards with local flexibility
- Own the organizational hierarchy model: parent orgs, child orgs, regions, and locations
- Build admin consoles for provisioning, managing, and monitoring workspaces at scale
- Design SSO, RBAC, and permission models that work seamlessly across org boundaries
- Create safe rollout and deployment tools for pushing changes across large workspace footprints
Requirements:
- 5+ years of product management experience with 2+ years focused on enterprise or multi-tenant B2B products
- Experience building admin consoles, permission systems, or multi-org architectures
- Understanding of enterprise buying—you know how to navigate procurement, security reviews, and stakeholder complexity
- Ability to design for two users simultaneously: the corporate admin who wants control and the local operator who wants flexibility
- Track record of landing and expanding enterprise accounts through product capabilities
- Strong communication skills for working with enterprise customers, sales, and CS directly
- Experience with franchise, multi-location, or distributed business models
- Background in marketing automation, CRM, or customer communication platforms
- Familiarity with enterprise requirements: SOC 2, SSO/SAML, audit logs, data residency
- Have built template or configuration management systems before
- Experience at companies that moved upmarket from SMB to enterprise