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Product Manager - Buyer Solutions

San Francisco, CA

Location: San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

What is Verse? 

Energy markets are more volatile than ever. Rapid electrification and the rise of AI are driving unprecedented demand for power, while energy costs continue to rise across the globe. For the world’s largest energy buyers, managing energy has never been more complex or more critical.

Verse helps these organizations manage complex power portfolios with confidence by unifying energy data, planning, forecasting, and operations in one tool. Our Energy Cost Intelligence platform, Aria, brings together energy, finance, and operations teams with real-time, finance-ready intelligence—replacing spreadsheets and consultants with precision across the entire energy lifecycle. Built by an expert team of energy buyers, data scientists, and engineers, Verse enables faster, smarter energy decisions that reduce risk and lower energy costs.

The Role

We’re seeking a Product Manager to own and scale our Buyer Solutions product line, anchored by Portfolio Insights - the platform that helps energy buyers manage, forecast, and validate the performance of their renewable energy portfolios. You’ll take over a product with strong customer pull and grow it by expanding to new geographies, automating manual data workflows, and scaling the platform to support customers with 100+ assets. You’ll define the product strategy for automating these pipelines, integrating real-time asset telemetry, and building infrastructure to support new market expansion – all while keeping a sharp focus on the customer experience. 

You'll be the one deciding what to bet on next: scoping new instruments for energy buyers, designing predictive tools that change how Fortune 500 companies evaluate multi-million dollar clean energy investments, or defining product categories that don't exist yet in a market being reinvented in real time.

This role sits at the intersection of energy markets, data engineering, and enterprise SaaS – ideal for someone who thrives on turning messy, manual data workflows into scalable product-led systems.

Key Responsibilities

  • Own the product vision and roadmap for Buyer Solutions, including Verse’s flagship Portfolio Insights product.
  • Drive the automation strategy for data pipelines that are currently manual – including asset onboarding, invoice ingestion, model training, and telemetry data processing – partnering with Engineering and Data Science to define requirements and phased delivery.
  • Lead the integration of real-time asset telemetry (SCADA, AVEVA/OSIsoft PI, developer APIs) and the expansion into European energy markets, defining the ETL infrastructure, market data integrations, and capture rate modeling required.
  • Write detailed PRDs and conduct user research with energy managers, finance teams, and sustainability leads at Fortune 500 companies to translate complex customer workflows into clear product requirements.
  • Work across Engineering, Data Science, Design, Commercial, and Customer Success to scope features, prioritize trade-offs, support enterprise onboarding, and ensure the platform delivers measurable value at scale.
  • Monitor product performance through analytics, customer feedback, and operational metrics, iterating to improve data accuracy, reduce manual overhead, and increase platform reliability.

What We're Looking For (Minimum Qualifications)

  • 5+ years of product management experience in data-intensive or platform products, with demonstrated ownership of data pipeline requirements and strategy.
  • Strong technical foundation: comfortable with system architecture, APIs, database design, and data modeling. You can read a system design doc, ask the right questions, and make informed trade-offs.
  • Experience with technically complex platforms where data arrives from heterogeneous sources in inconsistent formats – real-time systems or IoT/telemetry.
  • Excellent communication skills with experience writing PRDs, presenting to executives, and engaging directly with enterprise customers through full product lifecycle delivery.

What makes Verse a great place to work? 

Lead with Empathy: We lift each other up with humility and kindness, always putting colleagues and customers first
Be Honest & Transparent: We prioritize effective communication to build trust with our team, customers, and stakeholders
Move with Balance & Precision: We believe speed and perseverance must be accompanied by thoughtfulness and reflection
Leave the World a Better Place: We are passionate about our mission, and we strive to create a sustainable world for future generations

Base Pay Range

$130,000-$200,000

This is the estimated base salary range for this position, which does not include the value of benefits or a potential equity grant. A wide range of factors are considered in making compensation decisions, including but not limited to skill sets, market conditions, experience and training, licensure and certifications, and business and organizational needs.

Benefits and Employee Perks 

  • Competitive compensation and equity grant at a high-growth start up 
  • Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental and vision insurance, and 401k 
  • Flexible hours and unlimited PTO 
  • Diverse and inclusive working environment 

Verse is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants and employees are considered for hire, promotion, and compensation without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital or familial status.

 

 

 

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