Technical Product Manager
georgia itPrinceton Junction (NJ)
Technical Product Manager
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georgia itPrinceton Junction (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Job Description: Job Description Technical Product Manager, AI PlatformLocation: Remote
Rate: DOE
Visa: Any
Schedule: Must work EST
Experience: 5 8 Years
Job Summary:
Seeking aTechnical Product Manager / Platform Product Managerto drive an enterpriseAI platform roadmap, intake, backlog, prioritization, and adoption metrics. The role partners with AI architecture and engineering teams to deliver AI capabilities aligned with business goals.
Key Responsibilities:
OwnAI platform roadmap, backlog, prioritization, and acceptance criteria.
Manage AI tool/use-caseintake, technical assessments, and decisions.
Trackadoption, usage, cost, and platform value metrics.
Lead vendorPOCs and product evaluations.
Partner with AI Product Owners, Architects, Engineering, and business teams.
Prepareexecutive reports, decision memos, and metrics.
Required Skills5 8 years Technical Product Management / Platform Product Management.
Experience withAI/ML platforms, APIs, infrastructure, or enterprise technology.
Strong understanding ofAPIs, identity, integrations, and LLM systems.
Experience withroadmaps, backlogs, intake, prioritization, and metrics.
Hands-on data querying, dashboards, and AI API prototyping.
Strong executive communication and documentation.
Azure DevOps or Jiraexperience.
PreferredAzure AI, AI/ML platforms, enterprise transformation, value realization, Claude, Microsoft Copilot.
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