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Product Manager - AI Products

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harnhamMillbrae (CA)

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Lead

SALARY

$200,000 per year

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About the role

San Francisco Bay Area or Seattle (Hybrid - 3 Days/Week) Up to $200,000 base + bonus We are partnering with a rapidly growing enterprise software company that is building an AI-powered product layer on top of a large-scale data and analytics platform. This is an opportunity for a Product Manager to own AI products from concept through commercialization, helping define how generative AI, LLM-powered workflows, and agentic systems are delivered to enterprise customers.
What You'll Do:
  • Define and own the AI product roadmap
  • Build LLM-powered insights and agentic workflow capabilities
  • Lead customer discovery and product validation
  • Translate customer requirements into product specifications
  • Partner closely with Engineering, Data Science, Design, Sales, and Customer Success
  • Develop AI evaluation frameworks, guardrails, and reliability standards
  • Drive customer pilots and production launches
  • Establish success metrics and adoption targets
  • Contribute to pricing, packaging, and commercialization strategy
  • Own product adoption and business outcomes
What We're Looking For:
  • 5+ years of Product Management experience 2+ years building AI, ML, or data products
  • Experience owning roadmap, prioritization, and product strategy
  • Experience launching customer-facing AI capabilities into production
  • Knowledge of LLMs, RAG, AI agents, model evaluation, and AI reliability
  • Strong enterprise SaaS or B2B software background
  • Customer-facing product discovery experience
  • Strong analytical and commercial mindset
  • Preferred Experience
  • Agentic AIGenerative AI products
  • Workflow automation
  • Enterprise analytics products
  • Startup or growth-stage environments
  • Automotive, mobility, fleet, logistics, IoT, or connected device experience
Why Join?
  • Own a highly visible AI product area
  • Work directly with executive leadership
  • Drive strategy, execution, and monetization
  • Influence product direction across multiple enterprise customer segments
  • Build next-generation AI capabilities at scale

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