Group Product Manager, Product Knowledge
eBay is seeking a Group Product Manager to lead the development of an intelligent product knowledge system driven by generative AI. You will own the strategy for taxonomy, ontology, and catalog data to enhance search, recommendations, and personalization. The role requires deep collaboration with AI/ML, data science, and engineering teams to build scalable solutions. You will translate strategy into technical requirements and manage the product lifecycle from definition to launch.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Product Management
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 1
What you will work on
eBay is seeking a Group Product Manager to lead the development of an intelligent product knowledge system driven by generative AI. You will own the strategy for taxonomy, ontology, and catalog data to enhance search, recommendations, and personalization. The role requires deep collaboration with AI/ML, data science, and engineering teams to build scalable solutions. You will translate strategy into technical requirements and manage the product lifecycle from definition to launch.
TAL's take
High-level leadership role at a global Tier-1 tech company with significant ownership of AI and data systems.
Very well-defined role focused on AI-driven product knowledge systems with clear expectations for strategy and collaboration.
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40.3 LPA average
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Must haves
- 10+ years of product management experience
- 6+ years experience in AI/ML product management
- 2+ years experience in generative AI and LLMs
- Strong understanding of knowledge graphs and metadata structuring
- Experience optimizing product search and recommendations
- Technical familiarity with SQL, APIs, and data pipelines
Tools and skills
About the company
Global ecommerce leader with a massive scale.
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