Staff/Senior Product Manager, Mux
Video Intelligence
$190-230k
Online video infrastructure
Job no longer available
Online video infrastructure
101-200 employees
Job no longer available
$190-230k
101-200 employees
Company mission
To democratize video by solving the hard problems developers face when building video.
Role
Who you are
- 5 to 10 years of product management experience, with meaningful time in AI, data infrastructure, or data platform products. Ideal candidates will have experience with API based products
- Experience taking a product to market: pricing it, positioning it, launching it. You’ve done this before and can point to it specifically
- Strong written communication skills. You can make a complex technical product legible to a customer, a founder, or a board
- Working knowledge of how data systems are built and consumed: databases, data access patterns, query layers, and what it takes to make data useful for downstream systems including LLMs
- Based in San Francisco and available to work from our office
What the job involves
- As PM for Video Intelligence, you'll own the product strategy for Mux's intelligence layer: the unified, queryable data surface that connects video content, metadata, and analytics—and makes all of it accessible to humans and AI systems alike
- This team's scope spans QoE and engagement data (a trusted source for customers today), through newer territory: semantic search, vector infrastructure, LLM-accessible data interfaces, and MCP surfaces built for agentic workflows
- The team is actively expanding from its analytics roots into data enrichment and AI-native interfaces—and the person who takes this seat will shape what that expansion looks like, how it integrates with other Mux products, and what it means for Mux customers who are building AI-powered video applications
- Own the product strategy and roadmap for new AI offerings focused on Video Intelligence
- Create the choice architecture that lets founders and technical leaders make faster decisions: clear trade-offs written down, options evaluated, recommendations backed by reasoning
- Run competitive research and customer discovery to understand how the market thinks about AI-powered video data products
- Work closely with engineering to make our data infrastructure consumable by LLMs, rethinking data access patterns, schema design, and query interfaces
- Define pricing, packaging, and go-to-market for new video intelligence capabilities as they move from research to product
- Partner with product marketing to execute on positioning and launch plans that reflect how customers actually buy in this space
Our take
Mux is a performance analytics service for video developers and media publishers that has a goal to improve the quality of experience for online video viewers.
It provides online video publishers with the data needed for tackling common issues in order to build better video experiences, visualized in a powerful analytics dashboard backed by machine learning.
Companies like The New York Times, IGN and PBS, which collectively publish more than 100 videos a day, use Mux to measure baselines and video player performance in real-time.
With video streaming seeing steady growth in recent times, Mux Video’s revenues have been growing at a pace of 8x, making it one of the fastest-growing enterprise SaaS companies on the market.
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Insights
-37% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Apr 2021
$105m
SERIES D
Aug 2020
$37m
SERIES C
Total funding: $174m
Company benefits
- Flexible PTO - We encourage a healthy work-life balance
- Healthcare - Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
- Commuter Benefits - We want to help take the stress out of your commute
- Professional Development Stipend - For your continuous learning and growth
- Catered meals - Plus snacks and (good) coffee
Company HQ
Financial District, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Steve Heffernan
(Co-Founder)A video technology enthusiast with experience in developer product design, creator of other video products including Video.js and Zencoder.
Jon Dahl
(Co-Founder & CEO)Co-founder of Zencoder, acquired by Brightcove, where they served as VP of Technology, with experience in software development.
Adam Brown
(Co-Founder & CTO)Experienced software developer, serving as a senior software engineer at Brightcove before cofounding Mux in 2016.
Matthew McClure
(Co-Founder)The organizer of the Demuxed conference and the SF video technology meetup. Their background lies in software engineering.
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