Senior Product Manager

Posted 4 days ago

intelligent peopleNew York (NY)

Marketing Managers Custom Computer Programming Services

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Senior

SALARY

$200,000 - $250,000

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About the role

Senior Product Manager AI / Senior AI Product Manager needed by aggressively growing series A scale up who have raised $100M from world leading investors. Office based 5 days / week (not negotiable) - New YorkSalary - $200,000 - $250,000 + equity The Senior Product Manager AI / Senior AI Product Manager will own the end-to-end user journey and transform a highly complex workflow into a low friction, easy to use self service experiencing using AI.Our Client is disrupting a highly competitive legacy sector that has well established "gorillas" as incumbents; as a result this is a high energy, work hard environment that will require a commitment to the role that is second to none in order to disrupt and restructure the market. The Senior Product Manager AI / Senior AI Product Manager will: Own the product lifecycle from discovery to launch and iteration Define the metrics for product success Work with design and engineering to navigate trade off and deliver intuitive, easy to use products Improve any internal processes or tooling that will help the team ship products faster The Senior Product Manager AI / Senior AI Product Manager will have: Great academics in a STEM or Computer Science field Strong B2B SaaS product experience Experience delivering AI enabled products, ideally related to workflow (this is optional) High agency and a commitment to delivering The ambition to want to join a fast growing organisation and break a market A great salary and significant equity is part of the deal.

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